C is for Color
Color Theory is a very important element in the art of quilting.
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Here are some of my color tools.
The Quilter's Filed Guide to Color by Rachel Hauser
This colorful theory guide is from one of my favorite quilting blogs,
and
Ultimate 3-in-1 Color Tool from C&T Publishing
There are many free resources online to learn more about this.
Here are two:
Color Wheel Basics @ We All Sew
and
Color Theory in Fabric @ Quilting Daily
C is for Contrast and Color Value
Color Value is also an important element in quilting
as enough contrast must exist to make the block pattern emerge.
Here is an article on Contrast and Value @ All People Quilt
I love bright colors and textural prints in my quilts.
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Charms are 5" squares of fabrics,
Traditionally, charms were cut from scraps and sewn into quilts
where no two pieces of fabric were the same.
Today fabric manufacturers cut 5" squares of fabric from new collections
and sell them as "Charm Packs"
Click Here for a Brief History of Charm Quilts
Today in the modern quilt world there are many patterns designed
specifically for these packs of 5" squares.
Many are available for free.
Click Here for Free Charm Pack Patterns
This is a Charm Pack quilt for a baby girl that I designed and made with scrap squares for a quilt made for the baby's big sister.
Click Here for this Quilt Story
Click Here my Easy Patchwork Lattice Quilt Tutorial
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C is for Cat
I am a "Crazy Cat Lady Quilter"
These are my three quilty kitties, Katniss, Maestro and Nutmeg.
If you are new to my blog and are interested:
Read Here To Meet My Quilty Kitties
My kitties love to pop up in my blog.
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