All the way from Romania
I am now the VERY proud owner of one of Geta Grama’s fabulous trapunto quilts. It is even more gorgeous in real life. It shimmers in the light because of the organza.
And a close up…
I’m still deciding on the perfect place to hang it. I’m thinking the cabinet doors in the sewing area, as I can see them while working and I’ll be able to look it every day. It’s great inspiration and a reminder of friendships around the world that I’ve made as a result of this web site.
Geta has some free quilting designs that you can download on her site. One of them is the pattern she used for the quilt she sent to me. You can purchase her trapunto ebook too. (I have it, it’s excellent.)
I purchased her ebook and this is on my to do list. They look so beautiful.
.-= Colleen Bartell’s latest post: Week 7 of Stitchers Angel =-.
[...] This week’s contest is sponsored by my good friend Geta Grama from Romania. Many of you will already be familiar with her as she’s had several of her free tutorials featured here. I am also the very lucky owner of one of her fabulous trapunto quilts. [...]
hOLA que hermoso trabajo de trapunto,podrias decirme si hay un tutorial para aprender a hacerlo?.
Te felicito porque es un hermoso trabajo.Te agradecere me informes como aprender a hacerlo Saludos Patricia
patriciaygerardo@hotmail.com
Patricia,
Contact Geta to ask her:
http://cadouri-din-inima.blogspot.com/
Cheers,
Michele