Homage to Josef Albers Block.
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2016-02-24 13:50:50

Heather Jones is a designer, modern quilter, and author of the new book, "Quilt Local: Finding Inspiration in the Everyday." She lives outside of Cincinnati, Ohio with her husband Jeff,a painter and professor of art at the University of Dayton, and their two young children. Those three people are her biggest supporters, as well as her greatest sources of inspiration. Heather is the founder and former president of the Cincinnati Modern Quilt Guild and she recently finished her first line of modern quilting patterns. She isoften inspired by everyday places and things that many people wouldn't even notice (think an old metal silo or a painted grid in the parking lot of a big-box retailer), and she isalways excited by the challenge to translate that inspiration into her work.Three of her original quilts were chosen as winners of the Modern Quilt Guild's Project Modern Challenges, a year-long national quilting competition. Heather has a great respect for the art of quilt making and she loves to bring a modern twist to traditional patterns.

Modern quilter and designer, Heather Jones, shares how easy it can be to transform visual inspiration into patchwork goodness. In this class, learn how to construct a bold and contemporary quilt block that pays homage to her favorite artist, Josef Albers, and his series of paintings titled "Homage to the Square." This crisp design and easy construction allows for creative freedom, so you can scale your block to a different size, or have fun playing with unexpected color combinations. Finished Measurements: Unfinished block will be a 7 (Qe(B" x 7 (Qe(B" square Finished block will be a 7" x 7" square

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