Some very talented people!

Theresa

Well don't those make me feel like an absolute beginner. Thanks for the link.

beverly

It's nice to see what other quilters are doing and while I can appreciate the talent it takes to make these quilts, it boggles my mind that a person can think up those designs, techniques and quilting designs. On the other hand, I have never desired to make anything other than what I do. I just wish I was able to finish more and give more. I think I must be an armchair enthusiast of quilting art. :-)

I'm afraid that I am also an armchair enthusiast, both of claying (with polymer clay) and quilts as well--mostly enjoying looking at books about polymer, and with the quilts, being "called to" by my stash, which is where my eyes often fall on it, and by my main UFO, the stack-n-whack. I am partly being held up on that by having no idea how to finish off the edges, which are so irregular when the hexagons and triangles are put together. Top, with no edging, is half put together. Will probably be posting for suggestions here--hopefully before long.

True fabric artist...awesome! Thanks for sharing!

Isn't it amazing how all of these started off as essentially pieces of coloured fabric, and they all so creative and different? Like SharonG, it boggles my mind that people think up those designs and put so much work into them. Thank you for posting this eye candy :-)