Finished!

August 2, 2020

And ready for its close-up.

I have not made a quilt since forever, so I am over the moon that I actually made and finished this one.

So much fun.

Inspired by this skirt.

Next up, it’s off to the Aspire Show House for its debut.

Ann Williamson, Designer

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      Thanks Jan!

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    Fabulous, Ann!!

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      Thank You Betsy!

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      Really striking. The wavy quilting lines add a really nice counterpoint to the crisp piecing.

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        Thank You Elisabeth! Nancy Stovall from Just Quilting did a fantastic job for me. Love it!

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    love it!!

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      Thank You Susan!

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    Great job! The improvised piecing works amazingly well. And nicely quilted, too. Quilts can involve the same creative process that the piecing for your garments requires. Loved seeing the piece.

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      Thank You Judith! I completely agree, the connection between quilt designs and garments is so close.

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    Gorgeous work!

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      Thank You Judith!

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    Beautiful! The curved quilting is such a great contrast with the sharp angles of the piecing!

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      Thank you Patty! I agree, those curved lines do add a whole extra dimension.

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    Stunning Ann! Hope this is the first of many!

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      Thank You Christina!

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Ann Williamson, Designer

Ann Williamson

Clothing Designer Ann Williamson
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One scarf

 

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“I measure the success of my clothing by how it looks and feels on the woman who wears it.
I want each piece to flatter and enhance the body it adorns.”