Wow, it must be months since I posted a Work In Progress Wednesday post, hopefully I'll be getting back into the swing of it soon :)
I have two WIP's that I've been working on this week. The first is my New York Beauty quilt. My design requires 38 blocks & my deadline is May (not sure the date). I may have to re-think my design as time goes on.
The second is a Log Cabin commission quilt that I'm working on, the final size will be for a double bed & at the moment I have quite a few blocks that are coming on nicely. The log cabin has been growing quite quickly as I've been using the "washing line" method :)
I'm linking this post up with the WIP Wednesday over at Freshley Pieced so don't forget to pop over there & check out some other WIP's from some lovely people.
Happy stitching :)
Wednesday, 28 March 2012
WIP Wednesday
Thursday, 22 March 2012
Quilting Progress & A Mini Make
On January 1st I did a blog post listing some quilt tops that I'm looking to complete as quilts this year. As we are now three months into the year I thought I'd see if i've actually managed anything on my list. You can see the original post here. I was pleasantly surprised by my own results :)
Hannah Quilt
This is now complete. Hannah uses her quilt EVERY day cuddled up on the sofa. :)
Stars Quilt
No change on this project :(
Pinwheels Quilt
No change on this project :(
Speedwell Quilt
This quilt is now layed & basted all ready to start on the quilting :)
Busy Lizzie Quilt
No change on this project :(
Now for the Mini Make. This week was my monthly quilt group meeting & we had a list of items to bring with us, including some precut fabric. This was our mini-make for the evening.
The design for this came from the Valentine Pennie Tutorial on the Moda Bake Shop website. Originally designed for valentines treats, I thought they'd be perfect for the children to collect mini eggs in this Easter.
Happy Stitching :)
Labels:
Easter,
Hannah,
Moda Bake Shop,
Quilting,
Shirley Quilters,
Speedwell Quilt
Tuesday, 13 March 2012
Quilt Exhibition (image heavy)
Sunday just past myself & Franney headed off to Sevenoaks to peruse the quilt exhibition that is put together by Puddleducks quilt shop & Quercus quilt group. The lovely thing about exhibitions is you get to see so many quilts of all shapes, sizes, colours & quite often the same quilt in different fabrics which is always nice for an instant comparison.
Here are some of the quilts that I really enjoyed viewing.
I'll share more later.
Happy stitching :)
Here are some of the quilts that I really enjoyed viewing.
I'll share more later.
Happy stitching :)
Labels:
Drunkards Path,
Log Cabin,
Puddleducks,
Quilt Exhibition,
Quilting,
Quilts,
Storm At Sea
Thursday, 1 March 2012
Time Flies....
.... when you're sewing!
Anyone else noticed that March appears to have turned up pretty sharpish?? One minute we were only half way through February & the next we're into the 3rd month of the year already.
Thought I'd just share with you some of the projects I was working on in February.
First up is Hananh's quilt. I originally started this quilt on a days workshop with Carolyn Forster at Thread Bear. It's a pretty basic disappearing 9-patch, also known as Patience Corner. The quilt is backed in pink fleece, ditch quilting & I have just the binding to complete.
Next up is Crayon Rolls. In total this month I've made about 25 of these & I've sold an awful lot of those 25 too. They hold 16 crayons & come complete with the crayons. I still have some of them available to purchase which you can do through my Crafters Barn online shop.
Everything else I've been doing in cutting fabric & prep work for other quilts & I don't have photos of any of it so hopefully they'll all be projects to share with you over the next few weeks.
Happy stitching :)
Anyone else noticed that March appears to have turned up pretty sharpish?? One minute we were only half way through February & the next we're into the 3rd month of the year already.
Thought I'd just share with you some of the projects I was working on in February.
First up is Hananh's quilt. I originally started this quilt on a days workshop with Carolyn Forster at Thread Bear. It's a pretty basic disappearing 9-patch, also known as Patience Corner. The quilt is backed in pink fleece, ditch quilting & I have just the binding to complete.
Next up is Crayon Rolls. In total this month I've made about 25 of these & I've sold an awful lot of those 25 too. They hold 16 crayons & come complete with the crayons. I still have some of them available to purchase which you can do through my Crafters Barn online shop.
Everything else I've been doing in cutting fabric & prep work for other quilts & I don't have photos of any of it so hopefully they'll all be projects to share with you over the next few weeks.
Happy stitching :)
Labels:
Crayon Rolls,
Hannah,
Quilting,
The Crafters Barn,
Thread Bear
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