The Guild is calling for entries for a new exhibition called Living World.
I have offered my Great Granny Squares quilt as they say they want Traditional quilts too.
This is a Traditional block made in Modern Fabrics and was made as a handling Sample for the new Modern Specialist Group of The Quilter Guild.
...it would be nice for it to go out into the world on an adventure of its own!
Each of the blocks seemed to me as I was making it to be reminiscent of the new flowers growing up through last years dry stalks. I don't have any idea if it will be accepted but I do know that I sent a quilt once before and it was very well looked after and very well packed for its journey home.
Thursday, 21 January 2016
Thursday, 7 January 2016
Little Pocket Purse
Little Pocket Purse.
this one made from Anna Graham's tutorial:
http://www.noodle-head.com/2009/10/zippy-wallet-tutorial.html
this one made from Anna Graham's tutorial:
http://www.noodle-head.com/2009/10/zippy-wallet-tutorial.html
Not completely happy with this as the zip was too long so
doesn't sit perfectly.
As I have a lot of 5" zips, I'll make a larger version, so I can fold the edges of
the zip tape out of the seam allowance which gives a better finish.
I put a press stud under the button to fasten the tab and
found my sewing teacher sitting on my shoulder insisting on twisted buttonhole
stitch into each hole. Well it does give a very neat finish!
I was a grammar school girl and in 1956, year three, 13
to 14, I completed a file of technique samples which included bound
buttonholes, plackets, buttons and press studs. At least I was spared the
directoire knickers my mother had to make by hand at Oxford High in the
thirties!
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