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Welcome to my stop on the Sunflower Spice Blog Hop.
| Phagun, 80" by 100" |
When Jennifer Thomas of Curlicue Creations asked whether I would like to join the BlogHop, I did not say yes. I had to see the fabrics, first.
OK, YES.
These vibrant hues cover the entire spectrum of the rainbow. The design had to be simple so that the colors could truly shine.
| Making Blocks |
| Ravishing Red |
| Design Wall |
| Adding Scrappy Borders |
| Ta Da - A Queen Size Quilt |
Well, yes. I made a queen-size quilt, named Phagun. Phagun is made with two quilt blocks - the Shanvi block ...
read more| My dad |
Yes, I take after him :-)
| Daddy's Girl |
He passed away in 1998 and I miss him everyday. The grief never really goes away. You try not to dwell upon it constantly. You eventually learn to think of happy memories when you think of them.
One of my happy memories of my dad is when he would return from an out-of-town work trip. In his shirt pocket, there would be a 5 Star candy bar . As soon as we heard him or saw him at the door, we girls would run up to him ...
read more"Dressing Up"
Modern Tile Pattern by Mell Meyer
27"x 27"
made from upcycled textiles
hand appliqued shapes on all the blocks
hand quilted with big stitch in med gray
It is reveal day for this quarter's Endeavourers Challenge, this time the theme for the Challenge was "The Sea".
I have called my piece "Making Waves", it is made with strips of upcycled denim for the waves with quilting cotton scraps for the island in the distance.
Over the years I have amassed a store of cast-off denim jeans that my sons either grew out of or decided were no longer their style, so I was delighted to have the perfect excuse to dig them out and start cutting into them.
This is the view from my sewing room ... read more
Living by the sea it is hard to ignore the obvious signs of plastic pollution that washes up on the shore here.
and plastic bottles and it is not difficult to find examples of them nestling amongst the rocks and seaweed of our shoreline.
Just before Christmas our youngest son's partner spent a happy couple of hours rifling through my stash cutting up fabrics that she plans to turn into beeswax food wraps. So, inspired by her I thought that I too could use some of that stash to make a ... read more
One of the joys of my sewing room (yes it is almost finished!!!) is the pull-out ironing board set in to a cupboard. I know I am easy to please :)
Given the punishment ironing boards take around here I wanted to make a cover for it to make sure that the nice, fawn surface wouldn't get ruined when I inadvertently iron fusible wadding the wrong way round!
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