Welcome to Mountaintop Quilting Studio
This is where you find me exploring a variety of creative adventures mostly about but not limited to quilting. I'm a firm believer that one increases their creativity by being open to and playing with a variety of cretative endeavors ... at least that my excuse for today. Enjoy your sourjourn through my studio playroom. May you find encouragement and inspiration, and on occassion, a little pin-prick that may be thought-provoking or spark your imagination. Thank you for stopping by.
Creative StudioDESIGN QUESTION: FEATHER SURPRISE BORDER
Recently Cindy sent me some beautiful photos of a quilt she completed using the 1472 FEATHER SURPISE COLLECTION. She had some questions about using the border blocks. So I took some time today for design play using the blocks in question working up options for filling large triangle spaces and ... ...read moreCHOCOLATE COVERED CHERRIES
Susan's quilt ... a scrappy 9-Patch using all different shades of red and brown. Part of what makes this quilt so effective is the way Susan used so many different textures, so many different shades, and varied the scale of print. What really pops is the fabric that is a ... ...read moreFEATHER SURPRISES ABOUND
So ... ...read moreRIPPLES AND FLOWERS
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FEATHER SURPRISE WHOLECLOTH
Have you seen the new patterns going up in the store over the last few days? I had a few minutes to play with a new wholecloth design in Creative Studio. This mockup features patterns from a new collection coming together called FEATHER SURPRISE. Individual patterns used in this mockup ... ...read moreOFF THE LONGARM TODAY 1/13
Not one, but two qults off the longarm quilting machine this week. The first one was pieced by my good friend Juanita. She made this comfy cozy flannel quilt for her grandsons. I used an edge-to-edge pattern that you can find in the Mountaintop Studio Store called 1375 Loopy Stars ... ...read moreSEAONAL CHANGES
September To-Do List:
LOG CABIN PLAYMore ideas using 1402 Hearts a Flutter Block 2 and practice with the DIVIDE PATTERN feature in Creative Studio.
This block derivation was created by dividing the pattern as described HERE and then rotating half of the block 180 degrees. After adding a connecting p2p line and setting up the ... ...read moreCONCATENATING WITH JUNGLE FEVER
How would you quilt this quilt for Darlene? These are the things we know: She wants to use her 20% off cupon for an ... ...read moreCONCATINATING GOLF
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