Here are some of the ladies hard at work:
and these were really tiny, starting with 2 1/2" squares instead of 5".
In the afternoon we looked at my Eccentric Crosses blocks and there were a few experimental ones made.
Without Pins is the title of my Patchwork classes. I am a Quilter, textile teacher and general fabric collector - or does it come and find me? I like to play with colour and subvert pattern by the use of tone. I have always sewn and stitch something, somewhere, every day.
Showing posts with label envelope block. Show all posts
Showing posts with label envelope block. Show all posts
Tuesday, 27 January 2015
Away Day
I went off to teach at Catworth Quilters away the other side of Cambridge from my nest on the Eastern edge of the country. I had a lovely day in a light and airy village hall, once the schoolroom. We made envelope blocks all morning.
Here are some of the ladies hard at work:
And some of their blocks...
and these were really tiny, starting with 2 1/2" squares instead of 5".
In the afternoon we looked at my Eccentric Crosses blocks and there were a few experimental ones made.
Here are some of the ladies hard at work:
and these were really tiny, starting with 2 1/2" squares instead of 5".
In the afternoon we looked at my Eccentric Crosses blocks and there were a few experimental ones made.
Monday, 4 August 2014
Finished
More fun with the "Houses Drift" fabrics that I won on line at The Fat Quarter Shop - one of their monthly give-aways, beautifully quilted by Mandy Parks.
It was a great gift, 12 Fat Quarters is a lot of fabric, and so far I've made a pillow sized cushion cover and this quilt and have loads of it still left!
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