Monday, August 31, 2009
Autumn is coming!
Perhaps it was the cool (make that COLD) wet weekend but my thoughts seemed to be on fall and on Halloween. Small bits of fabric left over from projects from a few years ago and the disappearing 9-patch pattern were the perfect combination for the spooky pot holders.
The table runner is assembled using the reversible quilt technique I've been having fun experimenting with lately. On Friday I took one to my shop in St Jacobs and it sold immediately so I quickly made another one so I could reactivate the listing I had made for it on etsy. It's a runner that can take you from spring and summer, right through fall.
Friday, August 28, 2009
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Rail Fence and Windmill Quilt
Even though it's a lot of work, I love using the technique I learned for making reversible quilts. Although this one is not pieced on both sides, the back with its framed border has a lot more interest than on many quilts. I pieced and quilted the main part of the quilt and then pieced and quilted the 4 border sections separately. They were then joined to the quilt with reversible sashing and finished with a reversible binding.
Monday, August 24, 2009
Noteworthy Bird Song
Quilted Blue Toile Chair Pads
Recently I was contacted by someone who had found my blog by searching on etsy. She saw the toile chair pads I had posted here a few years ago and asked if I could make her a set. Unfortunatley I no longer had that fabric but I did have a light weight cotton fabric with a toile design so I offered to quilt that for her and make the chair pads to fit her antique library chairs. I hope she will be pleased with them!
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Inspired By Nature
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