WORKS IN PROGRESS

LADIES OF THE SEA

A design by Sue Garman featuring famous ships from history.
Started on December 25, 2012 - Finished ?

The Bluenose is a Canadian ship built in Nova Scotia in 1921. She was a fishing and racing vessel.
She struck a coral reef off Ile a Vache, Haiti on January 28, 1946.

The Xebec was the piracy ship model of choice for high seas piracy.

The Elissa (color difference due to lighting)

Le Coureur 1778

The Hannah 1775

Chinese Pirate Junk 1807

The Oseberg circa 875

The Santa Maria, 1492

The Turk, 1750

The Mayflower

Dutch Hooker

Piccola Bragozzo

USS Constitution

The America

The Greek Galliot

The Golden Hind

Top Border

Border #2

BORROWED ROSES

The first block (middle) of the Borrowed Roses quilt. The pattern was redrafted by Sue Garman, from an old quilt by Rose Kretsinger.

SHIPSHEWANA BLESSINGS

It was only a matter of time before another project would be added. Quilters will know it's not time to call the men in white jackets.
Lunacy is a quilter's normal when it comes to adding projects.
I've started work on the Shipshewana Blessings quilt. Shipshewana is a community in the heart of Indiana's Amish country.
The quilt is an adaptation of the quilt made for display in the town hall.

           

           

           

           

               

               

           

Note: some of these obviously have a problem, so they will be redone later.)