If you like to "Crazy Quilt", I recommend the following: "The Complete Illustrated Stitch Encyclopedia". The book has a wide variety of stitches with detailed instructions and projects. The book includes Hardanger, smocking, Bargello, shadow work, needlepoint, pillow covers , textured rugs, footstools, Japanenese stitching & much more. The book inspires one to try new things.
I found it at my local library - then ordered it online.
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Monday Sewing Club - Xmas Tree Project
The Monday Sewing club has started their next project - a crazy, scrappy Xmas Tree wall hanging.
We found the pattern in a book " Victorian Patchwork & Quilting". My plan is to sdd a little embellishment every week and hopefully it will be done by the end of November and ready to hang.
After I embellish it, then will add a trunk and background.
We found the pattern in a book " Victorian Patchwork & Quilting". My plan is to sdd a little embellishment every week and hopefully it will be done by the end of November and ready to hang.
After I embellish it, then will add a trunk and background.
It's a Baby Quilt
As quilters, we often find ourselves in need of a quilt for a family member but we do not
know which quilt to make. This was true for me as well. A member of my family is having a baby and I needed to make a baby quilt and I decided to use a quilt from this years - Quilt Trends (Spring 2012) - The quilt was called "Elephant March".
I pulled my kid fabrics and found a variety of fabrics that I thought would work in a baby quilt.
Here it is - what do you think? Looks like I might get it done before 'he" arrives.
know which quilt to make. This was true for me as well. A member of my family is having a baby and I needed to make a baby quilt and I decided to use a quilt from this years - Quilt Trends (Spring 2012) - The quilt was called "Elephant March".
I pulled my kid fabrics and found a variety of fabrics that I thought would work in a baby quilt.
Here it is - what do you think? Looks like I might get it done before 'he" arrives.
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