Not even homework.

Oct 27, 2010 13:20


I came across a Mug Rug swap. It’s a flickr group thing. We’re not meant to blog about it, so this blog post will be posting itself in a couple of days.

One of the things to do, as part of the swap, is to create a mosaic of quilts you like so that your swap partner can get an idea of what to make you. I started off my mosaic allowing for a 5×5 square, but had to increase it to a 6×6 square. There are so many wonderful quilts (and therefore, quilters/artists) out there that it’s so difficult to choose some, but if you look at my mosaic, I think it’s fairly easy to see a pattern there, of what sorts of things I like.

Sign-ups actually start today, but that probably won’t be until tomorrow, here. I’ve only been in one quilt swap before, and I totally enjoyed it!




this was the one I made by wiccked




and this was the one I received by wiccked

This is the mosaic I made to show off my favourites, for inspiring my partner in this new swap.




I love these by wiccked

Are you inspired? These are the links to all of the original photos.

1. Mug Rug 1, 2. Mug rug take 1, 3. Mug Rug Practice, 4. Mug Rug Garden, 5. DSCF3441, 6. pennant mini, 7. Fat Quarterly Issue 2 sneak peek, 8. Rainbow Mini Quilt , 9. Mug rug for him, 10. Mug rug for her, 11. Mug Rug, 12. Another Mug Rug…, 13. mug rug bug, 14. Mug Rug - Option 3, 15. a work in progress - FMF mug rug, 16. Quick, easy project- Selvage Mug Rug, 17. Savvy seasons done!, 18. Urban Home Swap, 19. Urban Home Swap, 20. Bliss Log Cabin Mug Rug, 21. Allium mug rug by Poppyprint, 22. Three Upturned Fabric Bowls, 23. The Butterfly Effect, 24. bright flower quilt, 25. Green Mountain Rug Hooking Guild, 26. Kaleidoscope Circle, 27. Zen Mat #2, 28. End of the Day, 29. Mid-Century Inspired Functional Art Quilt - “Hemingway”, 30. time keeper 5-anytime, 31. more Algodones sand dunes, 32. Spring Colours, 33. Petroglyph of Suns? near Tonopah, 34. nowhere to run, 35. Summer Leaf bag - front panel, 36. Linen Mini Completed

Originally published at The Onion
» Click here « to leave any comments.

weblog

Previous post Next post
Up