Quilting meme

Here is a picture of one of my class samples hanging in the shop where I teach (People, Places, and Quilts).  The pattern is called Do the Twist.

Some of my quilting friends (Gayle, Randi and Jan) have done this on their blogs so I thought I’d play, too.  If you want to join in, follow the instructions at the bottom of the list – and thanks to Jan for the helpful tip. 

Bold for things you’ve done, italic for things you want to do, and leave the rest normal.

4 patch
nine patch
log cabin
curved piecing by hand
curved piecing by machine
hand applique
hand applique with fusible / blanket stitch
reverse applique [ hand or machine ]
hawaiian applique
machine applique
trapunto
whole cloth
english paper piecing by hand
strip or string piecing
kaleidoscope or mandala [ not stack and whack]
stencilled quilt
hand quilting (are you kidding!! Have taken three classe and cried through all three!)
machine quilting
McTavishing
quilted commercially with a longarm machine
3D folded flowers
made a quilt on commission
sold a quilt other than a commission piece
taught quilting at any level
stack and whack
stack and slash
embellished with embroidery, beads, etc
celtic applique / bias work
Amish style quilt
Cathedral Windows
stained glass quilt [ any method ]
had an original design published
written a quilt book
scrap quilt
baltimore applique
sampler quilt
japanese design
foundation piecing
crazy patchwork
silk fabrics
cotton fabrics
woollen fabrics
colourwash
row quilt
1930s or feedsack fabric
1880s reproduction fabric
tea cosy
item for an animal
hand dyed fabric
round robin
quilt-as-you-go
non-traditional quilt
traditional quilt
miniature
full sized bed quilt
sashiko
seminole
quillow
bag or purse
patchwork or quilted clothing
pillow
christmas themed [ quilt, wallhanging, stocking, etc ]
medallion quilt
raffle quilt (quilted one on my longarm)
I-spy
baby quilt
landscape quilt
participated in a group challenge
exhibited a quilt overseas
made a prize winning quilt
patchwork balls
flannel quilts
bargello
alphabet quilt
embroidered quilt

If you want to play along, copy this list to your blog and then follow the rules. (Here is a tip: copy and paste it into a Word document for easier formatting. If you highlight the list in Word, then click Edit, then Clear formatting, it will speed up the process.) Have fun!