Since we all love eye candy, DH and I try our best to take interesting photos of my tops and quilts. Here are a few shots of how we get those photos.
In this photo, DH is telling me to shift the quilt top to the left because the right bottom is scrunched up:
Hmmm .... maybe I should tweak it a bit more to make sure it is straight. We still have to rig up some kind of system so that the pole, that has the top clipped to, is not hanging down over the railing. That is why it looks like the top outer border is smaller than the others. Until we rig up something, this will have to do for now.
Now, once I'm happy with the way it looks, I climb up onto a step ladder to get that perfect shot. If we didn't use the step ladder, the photo angle would be an uphill shot and it would not look right. Miss Hank would really like to get in on the action, too. I didn't realize that DH was snapping shots of me in action and once seeing all his photos, I thought that they would make an interesting post. :o)
There you have it .... do you think it was worth all the work to get this photo? For us, yes! We enjoy doing it!
Pie in the Sky is a Kim Diehl pattern from her book Simple Graces. If you have her book, you can see where my version differs from her pattern.
What can I say ... I'm very happy to have another top ready for quilting. The number of tops are growing and growing and I will have to buckle down and really get working on them.
Have a great day!
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Wednesday, August 8, 2012
Wednesday, July 4, 2007
Behind the Scenes

Those poles holding up the quilt are 10 ft. long electrical conduits and are attached with an elbow at each end. We can move around to any place we want to take a photo ..... we are mobile! You have seen a lot of my quilts lately and know that they are big ones, so the 10ft. poles can accommodate them.
Why do I put so much effort into taking a photo? Well, besides having fun finding the perfect spot around our home, I do have a blog journal and a quilt journal and it is nice to have good photos to look at, especially when I need some inspiration to get moving and get something accomplished.
Each time I visit my Mom, my blog journal comes with me and it gives her a chance to look at my photos and to read my posts. The flowers are an added bonus for her as she can no longer visit my home.
To my neighbours to the south, Happy Independence Day!
Have a great day!
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