Jerelyn Leinweber's finished project shared at Scarlett's lecture
Closeup of Jerelyn's label
Baskets: Celtic Style Gallery
Here are pictures from many workshops, showing students' blocks. Please be patient as pictures load, there are alot of them!
Piecemaker's Quilt Guild of Southern Alameda County - February 2017
Jerelyn Leinweber's finished project shared at Scarlett's lecture |
Closeup of Jerelyn's label |
Pinnacle Quilters of San Benito County, California
From a machine applique with fusible bias workshop Scarlett taught on October 22, 2008 in Hollister, California
Using a dark blue background, this student made her bias from lighter colored prints. |
This Celtic basket block features a plaid cut on the diagonal as the large inset patch. |
Kim Hushbeck used two different fabrics for her insets and rearranged the flowers to create this beautiful pillow. |
Julee Maggiora also hand basted her block, since she wants to hand applique it instead of doing machine applique. |
Sheila Galindo's Celtic basket block, made with a whimsical fabric selection. |
One student brought in her other Celtic projects to share. This small wallhanging isn't completely finished, but you can see how it will look when its done. |
Here's another project from the same student, who made this pillow using designs from Beth Ann Williams' book, Celtic Quilts. |
The second pillow with a Celtic design from Beth Ann Williams's book, Celtic Quilts. |
Mt. Tam Quilt Guild of San Rafael, California
From the workshop given on October 11th, 2006 for the Mt. Tam Quilt Guild of San Rafael, California.
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After the workshop, Siobhan Friedgood went home and made another block, this time using both the 1/4" and 3/8" fusible bias tape in this basket. |
Workshop held in Rocklin, California on Nov. 6 & 7, 2005
Here are members of the Pioneer Quilt Guild of Rocklin, California, holding up their blocks from the Baskets: Celtic Style workshop they attended the day before.
They formed a long line at show and tell! Here's group 1. |
 Here's group 2. |
From the first group picture, the block on the left. |
From the second group picture, the block on the left. |
From the first group picture, the block in the middle.
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From the second group picture, the block in the middle. |
From the first group picture, the block on the right.
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From the second group picture, the block on the right. This quilter added leaves to her block after the workshop! |
Workshop held in Chico, California for Annie's Star Quilt Guild
Here are some pictures of the basket blocks from this machine applique workshop, held on September 2, 2005.
The flowers haven't been stitched to these blocks yet! Everyone did get all their bias tape ironed down, ready for machine applique, with many having much of the machine stitching completed by the end of the workshop. Directions for the flowers to be done with freezer paper were included with the pattern given to each student.
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Several students set their baskets on point |
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 One student altered the design to make this variation. |
 Phyllis used readymade rainbow colored tape for her block. |
Celtic Basket with Machine Embroidered Flowers
23 1/2" square - 2002
Scarlett experimented with adding machine embroidery to my Celtic designs. This wallhanging has the most basic basket design from Scarlett's book Baskets: Celtic Style and flowers from the Monica's Miscellany machine embroidery collection called Simply Crewel. This quilt was sent to Japan as a present, since it turned out very well!
Celtic Basket with Machine Embroidered Flowers II
23 1/2" square
Here's the second wallhanging that Scarlett made with the combination of machine embroidery and iron on fusible bias tape. It also went to Japan as a present!
