I keep coming back to my Princess Feather quilts. The first one I made was for Windham Fabrics in 2007. It is owned by them and hangs in a prominent place in their offices in New Jersey. Princess Feather with awesome longarm quilting by Leslee Evans of Atlanta I have almost 3 dozen of the large plumes leftover from when I taught this as a workshop. And 15 of the small ones. Wanna see? Leftover Princess Feather plumes for sale I also made one using Kaffe Fassett fabrics and it appears in my second book, Supersize 'Em Quilts (2009). Notice the slightly different assembly from the first one. Princess Feather #2 I spread out all my leftover, pre-cut large and small plumes, with the patterns and freezer paper templates, etc. What do you think? They are ready to go onto a background fabric. The one that comes with these plumes is tucked in at the bottom right. It's 32" x 32". Princess Feather pre-cut plumes, pattern and background fabric Just another of my various sets of ...

I keep coming back to my Princess Feather quilts. The first one I made was for Windham Fabrics in 2007. It is owned by them and hangs in a prominent place in their offices in New Jersey. Princess Feather with awesome longarm quilting by Leslee Evans of Atlanta Here is a process shot of me trying to come up with an assembly: Trying out a different assembly I also made one using Kaffe Fassett fabrics and it appears in my second book, Supersize 'Em Quilts (2009). Notice the different assembly from the first one. Princess Feather #2 Then I had a bunch of leftover plumes from my playing around with this Textured Leaves collection a few years ago. Textured Leaves  by Windham Fabrics I let time get away from me (hello? how are things in YOUR sewing room?) and only cut out 10. Not to worry, the 11th one is traced. Here is what I'm up to: Freezer paper template ironed to fusible web backed fabric I drew the template onto freezer paper. I cut it out. I ir...