Oh that Joseph's Coat is a bugger! I tried making one in 2010 along with Australian designer Kellie of "Don't Look Now." She has all the secrets to making it, and you can find tutorials on her blog. But gosh, is it ever a tedious project! After making only four blocks myself, I have donated that UFO to an applique group who is going to finish it as a wallhanging for a charity auction. Anyway, if you want to know how it's all done, just go to Kellie's blog.
I love your quilt Kelly, and I never new how a Joseph's Coat was pieced until now. Thank you to Linda for telling us about Kellie of Don't Look Now. I checked out her tutorials and they were terrific. It is really interesting and tricky. It is so nice how quilters share their knowledge and talent with one another. Thank you all.
Have no idea how they made it but what a find!
ReplyDeleteHi Pinkadot Quilts!
ReplyDeleteLove your Joseph's Quilt!
Thanks for sharing!
Happy Quilting, Linda
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you don't think it was put together like other joseph coats? Jan
ReplyDeleteOh that Joseph's Coat is a bugger! I tried making one in 2010 along with Australian designer Kellie of "Don't Look Now." She has all the secrets to making it, and you can find tutorials on her blog. But gosh, is it ever a tedious project! After making only four blocks myself, I have donated that UFO to an applique group who is going to finish it as a wallhanging for a charity auction. Anyway, if you want to know how it's all done, just go to Kellie's blog.
ReplyDeleteThat certainly is a beautiful quilt.
ReplyDeleteDebbi F
Now there is an idea for that ruler you just bought! I love this quilt!
ReplyDeleteI love your quilt Kelly, and I never new how a Joseph's Coat was pieced until now. Thank you to Linda for telling us about Kellie of Don't Look Now. I checked out her tutorials and they were terrific. It is really interesting and tricky.
ReplyDeleteIt is so nice how quilters share their knowledge and talent with one another. Thank you all.
hhmm, never made one, have no idea how they go together.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a fresh pretty spring/summer quilt -
where did you get it?
Oh wow!
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