I have managed to finish the orchid quilt and I was more than happy with the results. It was delivered to it's new owner last week and she was thrilled to bits.
This is a detail of the stippling which I'm glad to say I now have under control - no more looping at the back since I had my Janome serviced and the result is much tidier and consistent.
This is a detail of the stippling which I'm glad to say I now have under control - no more looping at the back since I had my Janome serviced and the result is much tidier and consistent.
I have also managed to make my Jack Russel Henri his own quilt for the sofa where he spends a lot of his time in the evenings, snuggled up like a baby!!
This Sweetie Jar quilt is also almost finished and will be a Linus quilt, I have completely finished another quilt too which I forgot to take pictures of.
Today I'm off to the studio to prepare some work for a class in beginner patchwork that I have just started teaching, I also hope to frame up the stitcheries for the 'Take Time To ...' BOM so I can have something to show you next time and hopefully finishing up the sweetie jars.
8 comments:
Caroline, the orchid quilt is stunning!
Welcome back...I was starting to wonder if you got lost under a pile of fabric! Love the jar quilt for Linus..It will be well loved by someone.
I adore the orchid quilt
Love and hugs Gina xxx
No wonder you haven't had time for blogging! The jars quilt is looking fabulous!
PS Can you send me the details of the beginners class you're doing, as some ladies in my area were looking for a beginners class and couldn't find one.
Wonderful quilts for friends, fur-babies and Linus and beautiful flowers!
Nice to see that you have been busy creating wonderfully fun quilts. Lucky dog you have. :-D
Beautiful orchid quilt! And what a great idea to use a jar pattern for a Linus quilt. I can do that.
I invite you to link up this post (or any recently completed projects) to my "Finished for Friday" party tomorrow.
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