... and I have 'met' some really nice fellow bloggers. I'd like wish you a very merry time over the holidays and a fantastic 2013.
Thursday, 20 December 2012
Jolly Merry Holly Berry
This time last year I had only had a blog for a couple of weeks and had just made my first ever quilts using machine piecing.
This blogging experiment has been a lot of fun. I am still on a steep learning curve but it definitely was the incentive I wanted to Do More Stuff...
... and I have 'met' some really nice fellow bloggers. I'd like wish you a very merry time over the holidays and a fantastic 2013.
... and I have 'met' some really nice fellow bloggers. I'd like wish you a very merry time over the holidays and a fantastic 2013.
Sunday, 9 December 2012
Travellin' Pic Stitch Blog Hop
There is only one day left to vote at Quokka Quilts for the EPP blocks made for the Travellin' Pic Stitch Blog Hop. I think there is no doubt there is going to be a runaway winner in the European section, and there are some absolute beauties there so I am just very excited and grateful to have had any votes at all for my flowery/nautical block.
Thursday, 6 December 2012
Camping and Caravanning Hooded Quilt-Wrap
Earlier this year I made this:
It's the towel-lined hooded quilt-wrap that I designed for my spot on the Let's get Acquainted blog hop and it was made to act as picnic blanket/cosy wrap for swimming, and trips to the beach, etc. The tutorial is here, and I have just updated it a little to include details of a new version:
This one is backed with a cosy fleece, has a lined hood for extra warmth, and is ideal for taking camping - use it as a spare blanket over your sleeping bag, and wear it to keep you warm round the camp fire!
The top is made from a layer cake of Lily Ashbury's beautiful Tradewinds fabric, using the alternative method for sewing HSTs which is very quick, but you could use any design, even whole-cloth.
It is lovely and snuggly and my youngest daughter loves using it to curl up in on the sofa, or spread over her bed.
If you have a quilt top waiting to be backed you could even run one up for Christmas!
It's the towel-lined hooded quilt-wrap that I designed for my spot on the Let's get Acquainted blog hop and it was made to act as picnic blanket/cosy wrap for swimming, and trips to the beach, etc. The tutorial is here, and I have just updated it a little to include details of a new version:
This one is backed with a cosy fleece, has a lined hood for extra warmth, and is ideal for taking camping - use it as a spare blanket over your sleeping bag, and wear it to keep you warm round the camp fire!
The top is made from a layer cake of Lily Ashbury's beautiful Tradewinds fabric, using the alternative method for sewing HSTs which is very quick, but you could use any design, even whole-cloth.
It is lovely and snuggly and my youngest daughter loves using it to curl up in on the sofa, or spread over her bed.
Eyes glued to the telly... |
If you have a quilt top waiting to be backed you could even run one up for Christmas!
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