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Author Archives: Kath Wagar Wright
Kath’s Best Weekend Quilt
When we were challenged to choose one of the Best Weekend Quilts 2013 to make, I was immediately drawn to Triangles & Diamonds by Ramona Sorenson. I had created a digital sample of a scrappy alternate colorway for Ramona’s quilt … Continue reading
Posted in Inspiration, Kathryn Wright, Staff Quilts, Uncategorized
Tagged Best Weekend, fat quarter quilts, Patterns, quilts
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The Colors of Spring?
I shot this photo of a pair of robins from the stairwell of our apartment building a month ago today. The contrast of bright orange puffed-up robin bellies against the dark brown branches and the whites of the falling snow … Continue reading
Posted in Inspiration, Kathryn Wright
Tagged fabric, Inspiration, Northcott, Quilters Newsletter
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Babies – Quilting and Design Inspiration
I just found out recently that one of my nieces is expecting for the first time this summer. I’ve designed a lot of baby quilts for our special issues in the past and have made and quilted a number of … Continue reading
Tempus fugit
As a graphic designer all of my work follows a similar path; challenge – idea – development – deadline. I am so used to working that way that I start and finish some of my best quilting projects when I’m … Continue reading
A Chic Fabric Gift
What would you do with a gift of 17 gorgeous fat quarters? Check out this week’s QN free fabric giveaway and download a free quilt pattern! Continue reading
Posted in Authors, Kathryn Wright
Tagged fabric, free pattern, giveaway, Troy Riverwoods Collection
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Keeping track of fabric and tools
When we were growing up, my dad was always generous with his tools. He was happy for us to borrow a hammer or a pair of pliers from his workshop as long as we put it back where we found … Continue reading
Cool Tools for a Pressing Need
I often carry hand sewing along when I’m traveling or visiting family and have even packed along a sewing machine with the intent to sew for a day or two. But I work in a scrappy, improvisational way and can’t … Continue reading
Natural Color Combinations
From the local farmers’ market to the design wall– In a couple of my previous posts I’ve described how I look to nature for color inspiration. Even though I’ve studied color theory, I don’t consciously think color theory when I … Continue reading
It’s unusual and the colors won’t fade
My three older brothers and I all took tap dance lessons growing up. Based on the photos I’ve seen, they must have been fairly good at it – at the least they looked charming. I remember practicing on the kitchen … Continue reading
Joy of Quilting
Last year, when mom asked me to make something permanent to hang on her apartment door with this Count Your Blessings poem on it, I printed the quote on linen, included one of her cross-stitched flowers and designed and pieced … Continue reading
