Week 1: Week of Shapes
Focus on quilts featuring different geometric shapes (squares, hexagons, circles, etc.)
Week 2: Week of Colors
Focus on color schemes, rainbow quilts, etc.
Week 3: Week of Blocks
Focus on block-based quilts and reinterpretations of traditional blocks
Week 4: Week of Improvisation
Focus on improvisational piecing techniques
Week 5: Week of Inspiration
Focus on different sources of inspiration and how they’re interpreted into quilts
Week 6: Week of Composition
Focus on different kinds of compositions, use of negative space, etc.
Week 7: Week of Prints
Focus on quilts that effectively use print fabrics
Week 8: Week of Solids
Focus on quilts that effectively use solid fabrics
Week 9 : Week of Using What You Have
Focus on scrap quilts and repurposed materials
Week 10: Week of Techniques
Focus on quilts made using different popular online tutorials (Ticker Tape, String Quilts, Mod Mosaic, etc.)
Week 11: Week of Collaboration
Focus on quilting bees
Week 12: Week of Participation
Focus on challenges and quilt alongs
Week 13: Week of Tools
Focus on tools that make modern quilting easier
Focus on tools that make modern quilting easier
Week 14: Week of Machine Quilting
Focus on different styles and techniques including long arm vs. finishing at home
In addition to featuring 7 quilts a week, there will also be tutorials related to that weekly topic. You can read more about the details of "100 Days of Modern Quilting" here.
They've already posted twice today - an intro into shapes and the first featured modern quilt.
I won't be posting these every day, so if this is something that's of interest to you, make sure to go to The Modern Quilt Guild every day to see what's new!
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