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Check out all the pockets on the inside.
This is the fabric that Marilyn used to make the bag. It is Poppy Meadows by Henry Glass & Co. By the way, Marilyn will be teaching you how to make this bag on Friday, March 20th. Call the shop to register and get a supply list ... read more
Hi! Welcome to week 266 of the Free Motion Mavericks linking party!
A production of quilted journal covers
A lovely neutral cover |
- The annual Bus Tour is Saturday, Feb. 8. You pay just $60 to socialize while you are driven to different shops where you get to pat fabric and eat food and buy til your heart's content.
- Doll Bee, Thursday, Jan. 16
- Intermediate Quilting, Thursday, Jan. 16
- Stitch-In, Friday and Saturday, Jan. 17 & 18
- Make It Take ...
Remember the panel quilt I started last month?
Finished with flange binding in red with black. I thought it really set off the "stained glass" style border.
Once I washed it, the quilt softened up and got all nice and cuddly. It is not large, only 48'' by 58'' but enough for a personal throw.
The quilted texture shows better here. I only did a large meander in the center along with some free hand outlining of the main motifs like the barn, deer and some trees. I added a few swirls in the sky for clouds. The center section ... read more
Working away and making a huge mess in the sewing room. I will have to take a few days next week to get things back in order.
First up......from Panel to top is the seasonal throw. The color is not good on the outer border....it is all in gray tones. It reminds me of looking out thru a window with stained glass around it. I have the red dot backing cut, washed and pressed. Ready for pinning to quilt. The binding is cut and ready to stitch together.
It may have taken a couple of design tries to ...
I turned the calendar over to a new month and I am shocked to see how little I have to show for the last month! I worked on a few small things but nothing to completion. So, to remedy that I have been quietly working on a seasonal quilt.
When we went to NC for apples and upholstery fabric for the window bench for Sir Old man, I saw so many beautiful panels there. I will admit to being a panel or pre-printed snob over the years. LOL.....it came back to bite me as I came home with several ...
I thought I should give you a behind the seams look at my latest piece: ”Some like it hot”. It’s presently featured at the Fall International Quilt Festival in Houston in the IQA exhibit A world of Beauty. How it all started I started this project during March break. I had sent out my Remembering Sochi … Continue reading "Behind the seams of Some like it hot"
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