Rose Garden

Pam Brennan

Working with a long distance customer,we tried something a little different this time.After texting pictures of requested fabric colors,I then snail mailed swatch cards with an assortment of fabrics to choose from.

The selections were narrowed down and we had our fabric palate.I then sewed these strips into log cabin variation blocks and played around with placement.While working on the blocks,the fabric pieces were jumbled in a pile and I thought they looked like a rose garden,and that was how this quilt was named!

 

The quilt’s name lead to it being quilted with a large rose vine design.This 56”x 67” quilt is now finished and ready to be enjoyed by the customer.

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Published by Pam Brennan

I’m a work from home long arm quilter/quiltmaker.I learned to sew on my Nana’s treadle machine when I was around 8 yrs old but didn’t start making quilts til much later in life.I’m mostly self taught and have been making quilts for 30+ years.I enjoy making scrappy quilts and love working with batiks,but I have a fondness for antique reproduction fabrics as well.I tend to work with more traditional style block patterns but I put my own spin on them with use of fabric choices.I also do some pantograph quilting for people who want their tops finished into quilts.

2 thoughts on “Rose Garden”

  1. As the proud owner of this quilt, I can say that I love the colors and the pattern Pam and I chose together. I have lots of faith in Pam’s skills to pair colors and make works of art! It’s been a fabulous quilt to snuggle under on the couch as the winter season is winding down. Thanks, Pam, as always!

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