Also, a suite mate in the dorm of mine was Lynn Roddy Brown, a very accomplished quilter and author from Houston. I signed up to take one of her classes at the Houston Quilt Festival after meeting her. She is a wealth of technical and design knowledge patiently explained. I bought two of her books, Simple Strategies for Scrap Quilts, and Simple Strategies for Block Swap Quilts. She has another. I am awe of her abilities and personality. If you live anywhere near where she is teaching, go! Here is one of her quilts at the QBL show.
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| Lynn Roddy Brown |
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| Connie's Made quilt |
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| Made House |
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| Jenny's made work |
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| Made Houses |
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| Norma, an 80+ quilting wizard |
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| Made fabric center |
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| Center with HST border, just amazing |
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| Pat's made column |
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| Great design from the woman with the orange HST borders, wish I remembered her name! |
Quilters from the Lemoyne class were creating these. For even better photos, go to Lisa's blog, The redheaded mermaid, for more eye candy.
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| Beth's carefully though out star |
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| Simple fabric, strips bring it to life |
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| E's cut up top making a star point, 4 times |
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| Emily's dragonfly star, carefully laid out using a folding mirror to cut shapes |
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| Emily's wild star |
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| E's quilt top that she cut up for stars, photo on theredheadedmermaid blog |
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| Holly's King, super size, star |
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| Just the racoons |
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| With the borders, amazing |
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| Look at Lisa's arrangement 1, with purple centers |
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| Lisa's Arrangement 2, with stripe centers |
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| Marcia's elegant neutral star |
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| The neatest worker in the class, nothing ever out of place |
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| Barbara's Japanese fabric star |
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