Showing posts with label quilts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label quilts. Show all posts
Saturday, 21 February 2015
Saturday, 24 January 2015
Blue and Green Quilt with Borders
I have been working on a commission for a 25th Anniversary.
I have loved working with these colours as they are some of
my favourits.
The borders are now on and Mum helped me
layer the backing and wadding together on Friday so
it is now ready for me to quilt.
The clients want a freemotion quilted centre
and the borders freemotion quilting in silver thread.
I will show updates as I go shortly.
See more quilts by clicking the written labels below.
Saturday, 17 January 2015
Friday, 22 August 2014
Star Quilt
Heather Anne has just finished this amazing Star quilt
made oiut of a Jelly Roll and 2 metres of pink fabric.
The Stars were adapted from a Jelly Roll book.
The Blocks were made as a 'Quilt As You Go'.
I just love to see quilts on the big table in The Old Art Room.
See more qults by clicking the written labels below.
Sunday, 18 May 2014
Patchwork and Quilting Class with Adrienne
On alternate Wednesdays, Adrienne teaches a
Patchwork and Quilting Class in The Old Art Room,
specialising on Hand Work.
It's a lovely group and always has lots to share.
Adrienne teaches a technique each time and has lots of tips for
finishing projects.
See more by clicking the written labels below.
Sunday, 11 May 2014
Trip Around The World Quilt Finished
Danni has nearly finished her very large quilt.
Her first ever Quilt!
It is made up of six and half inch squares.
The pattern is called 'Trip around the World'.
Danni made it for a Super Kingsized Bed and
made it in the 'Quilt as You Go Method'.
Taking sections, quilting them and then putting
them altogether.
Danni is putting on the last of the bias binding and she's
finished.
Well done Danni!
Thursday, 8 May 2014
Fairy Cot Quilt
Irene has just finished this beautiful Fairy Cot Quilt and Rabbit
for her Grand Daughter's new baby girl, Lucy.
The fairies are cut out and appliqued on.
It is such a beautiful quilt.
The rabbit was a pattern I designed last month.
It has been made in so many different fabrics.
See the rabbits by clicking the written label below.
Wednesday, 7 May 2014
Kates Striped Quilt Back
Every month a group of us known as 'The Coven Quilters'
meet up at Kate's and share.
We share life, making, laughter, tears and cake!
Kate is making two quilts for a friend,
made out of her fathers ties and shirts.
Kate made the fronts out of the ties and
the backs are made out of his shirts.
There is added fabric to give them a lift.
We all loved the striped effect above.
Monday, 21 April 2014
Mo's Son's Shirt Quilt
Mo's children have all moved out and she is slowly sorting through all of the treasures they have left behind!
One of her sons seem to have left a vast selection of shirts!
Mo had seen stripped quilts in magazines and books and decided his shirts would make an ideal
man size, Quillo.
We all helped unpicking the shirts and decided on a size rectangle which would sew together well.
One side is quite dark and Mo has lightened it up with some photo transfer and stitch.
The other is the lighter shirts.
Mo has also embroidered his name, a ladder ( he is climbing Mount Everest soon) and added many of the labels that mean something onto it too!
Wednesday, 19 February 2014
Jenny's King Sized Quilt
Jenny has been making this king sized quilt out of recycled fabrics
collected from charity and thrift shops.
It has a beautiful soft and 'Rosey' look to it.
Beautiful!
We all admired her patience as she undid some of the seams,
"Retro Stitching" (meaning "unpicking of seams!").
Why?
So she can put the layers together and "Quilt as you go".
A more manageable way of machine quilting.
It was pinned together by many hands as you can see by above.
It was so lovely because Jenny hadn't expected it.
We gathered round to see it and then I dished out the safety pins
and we all helped pin.
Making it quick and social :)
Over to you Jenny to quilt it.
It was pinned together by many hands as you can see by above.
It was so lovely because Jenny hadn't expected it.
We gathered round to see it and then I dished out the safety pins
and we all helped pin.
Making it quick and social :)
Over to you Jenny to quilt it.
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