Its our Wonky Houses Quilt A Long.... Ulrike Brandl from Germany sent me this amazing photo of her Wonky Houses Quilt. Thanks so...

The image is a whimsical painting of a brightly colored, three-story house. The house has a variety of unusual features, including a spiral staircase, a chimney with a hat, and a window with a moon-shaped glass. The house is surrounded by a colorful, abstract garden, and the sky is painted in shades of blue and turquoise. The painting is full of energy and imagination, and it creates a sense of wonder and whimsy.

. Made from a swap. Anyone have any ideas for the best way to quilt it?

Natasa from Treasure Books on Instagram: "Whimsical Art Houses - Tags for Junk Journals. Tutorial on YouTube (Treasure Books)"

Hello there Its the Wonky Houses Quilt A Long Start... I hope you're all ready to have loads of fun! Over the next 3 weeks (21 days) we will be putting this cute 36" (92 cm) artsie quilt together. The pattern is really easy and should be manageable even by someone with beginner skills. As you can see you can use up a whole lot of scraps and its going to look great. Ive divided the Houses into 3 rows which means one row a week. Not even a lot of hard work. This is our First Week plan. The…

Learn to make your own mixed media whimsical, wonky houses. Process on my YT channel. These are the most fun I’ve had in a while!

Wonky house starter kit. A small kit to make a brooch or mini scene depicting these cute wonky houses in felt and glitter film with wonky machine embroidery to add detailing. Add a little simple hand embroidery and a few sequins and flower beads and you will of created a whimsical house with great character.

After much fiddling with my new EQ7 software, I finally have templates for my Wonky House block that are ready to share and download! You may remember this block from my massive Stash Bee block catch up from last month. Pauline requested wonky houses for her month back in February and I definitely hesitated as I've mentioned before that I don't do wonky very well. A lightbulb went off and I thought to design a paper piecing "wonky" pattern with EQ7. This way I could have my cake and eat it…