I have been working so hard to complete projects and orders. It is time for me to pamper myself. This bag has been in the work-in-progress list since last year. I just couldn't find time to complete it. These few weeks, I tried to focus mainly on this bag ONLY. I will be going back to Malaysia for holiday, YAHOO ! We are planning a few days trip to Bali too. I just can't wait to go back........ ^^
Pirouette, an English paper pieced (EPP) quilt design, is perfect for bold, mesmerizing fussy cutting, but as you'll see in this version, it suits quiet, simple, uncomplicated fabric choices too. I started this quilt after losing my creative flow in my bold, fussy cut version, and I love the result!
The Asterisms quilt is a great new quilt pattern designed for English Paper Piecers and Hand Piecers alike. The finished quilt is 73" x 77". Now including SVG file for shapes. This pattern is a Sami Casanova Design brought to you by The Darty Kite Pattern Co. The listing is for a PRINTED pattern copy, the SVG file will be emailed after purchase, there are separate listings for the PDF pattern, templates, and papers.
Monkey Wrench May 2019-August 2020 machine pieced and hand quilted Harbor Lights 2015-2019 machine pieced and hand quilted Price on Request Owl Medicine Machine pieced and Hand q…
I'm still in love with the Patchwork of the Crosses blocks! Add caption I just realized this morning that I had never posted the completed picture of this block! It's definitely my favorite so far! This one is ready for the last layer - dark green to pull out that color from the center :) It's already beautiful, don't you think? That bold pink is amazing!!! When it's finished, there will be four POTC blocks on the finished pile - woohoo!!! Today is going to be a very busy day for me, so I doubt I'll get around to much Slow Stitching with Kathy and the girls, but if I want to do any stitching next week, I'd better take time to get a few more blocks prepped. Here are some fabrics I've pulled to see how they will work as POTC blocks.... Picked this one up in Indiana last week - that's a gorgeous deep orange! Same pattern in two colorways - red and white Stripe border print for the above two poinsettia prints One of my favorite fabrics EVER!!! But it might be tricky to get a clean design..... I seem to be liking deep pinks quite a lot lately, don't I? I always enjoy having a slow stitching project at hand, ready to pick up whenever I sit to watch TV or go away for a few days. But I've found that the key to my success and happiness with any hand project is PREPARATION! I have to take the time to prepare or that project will end up languishing. Believe me, I have several who have already met that fate, so I know! Are you taking it slow today? Join us at Kathy's Quilts! Hugs & Blessings! Teresa =^..^=
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Et voilà, c’est fini, encore une belle semaine de patchwork passée à Sainte Marie aux Mines… Camion en cours de chargement. La fin du changement est un peu moins ordonnée! Dans le camion avec Chantal de Je Quilte pour vous. A l’arrivée, un stand vide… Une fois le carton déchargé, y’a du … Continuer la lecture de De retour de Sainte Marie aux Mines 2015 : Quilts graphiques →
No idea of the total now; I've added almost two more whole rows around. Nice picture taken in the sun, instead of a dark hotel room. :)
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Patchwork of the Cross by Lucy Boston Block Kit. Kit makes at least 1 complete block as shown in 4 different layouts. Use remaining fabrics to create a sister block by changing up the fabric layout. Kit Options Fabric Only: 2 Fat Quarters + 1/2 yd fabric as used to complete the block as shown Fabric + Papers: 2 Fat Quarters + 1/2 yd fabric as used to complete the block as shown + 100) 1" Honeycomb Papers. Knowledge of EPP and POTC is recommended. This kit does not include instructions.
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De laatste keer een foto van de blommen quilt want hij is klaar. Heerlijk, de volgende top kan nu gedubbeld worden. En deze UFO is ook een Affo geworden . Mocht iemand belangstelling hebben voor het patroon dan lees ik dat graag bij de reacties en als het meer dan een persoon is gaan de namen in de hoge hoed en trek ik zaterdag een winnaar. En dan zijn er al weer plannen voor een volgende project. Vorige week waren we namelijk met de Bee's bij de Hertog-Inn voor de o zo leuke show en tell van Betty Prins...... en daar was ook de DEAR JANE en daar werden we allemaal een beetje fliefd op en ik geloof dat we nu alle negen aan de klus gaan beginnen. Elke week een blokje , ik heb het boek al aangeschaft. De kleur..........daar moet ik nog even over denken.
Finished the top!
Because people loved the 1970s quilts so much at QuiltCon, I thought I'd share some more. Pictures only-- no captions or info right now. Enjoy the groovy quilts!
Making a scrappy quilt or two is the perfect opportunity to for a big fabric stash sorting operation. Join me to see how I use a scrap quilt to tidy up my fabric stash, allowing to me curate a fabric stash I love. Read on to learn more, and don't miss my favourite scrappy quilt patterns at the end!
The Asterisms quilt is a great new quilt pattern designed for English Paper Piecers and Hand Piecers alike. The finished quilt is 73" x 77". Now including SVG file for shapes. This pattern is a Sami Casanova Design brought to you by The Darty Kite Pattern Co. The listing is for a PRINTED pattern copy, the SVG file will be emailed after purchase, there are separate listings for the PDF pattern, templates, and papers.
I have been adding to the hexagons for the Not So Zen quilt. Pictured are three new flowers and the progress on the central motif. I have my work box at the kitchen table and when I sit down for a few minutes I pick up the hexies and make a few stitches. Progress does happen, albeit slowly. Thank you for stopping by and have a good stitchy kind of a day.
