The holidays are almost over and I have been such a slack blogger! Although there were no finishes (surprise, surprise!) I have actually done a lot of stitching. I was a bit naughty and started some new projects. Here is the first block of Little Patchwork Village by Rosalie Quinlan Designs.
I've also been working on this (can't say anymore at this stage!) ....
and this which will be a quilt for my sister's friend's little boy.
The Angel Story quilt I started in January is sew together except for the final border .... a job for tomorrow. Will try and get some pictures soon.
Last week Tali and I went on a road trip to Launceston. We stayed at the Grand Chancellor (don't you love last minute internet deals!) and spent a very nice afternoon with Cathy and Leanne .... it was nice to see them again and see some of their beautiful stitching up close. We also visited Pauline at Calico Crossroads in Exeter and went to the Launceston Quilt Exhibition. Leanne had a couple of her quilts on show ... they were my favourites. She is very good on the long arm quilting machine and I have entrusted my Truly Scrumptious to her capable hands. It is the first time I've had a quilt professionally quilted .... can't wait to see it.
Finally for local people, did you know Stitchery Doo has re-opened in Burnie? It is located next to the Baptist Church at the back of the same building it was in previously. (In a little arcade/alley thingy!) Christine has a very cute little shop with lots of lovely fabrics and patterns. She has made lovely samples of projects from this book. I was unable to resist and now have yet another project on my 'to do' list.
Anyway, I've raved on enough. Will be back soon with some pictures of a naughty cat!
I'm glad its not just me thats been a bit slack with the blogging! Curious to see your mystery project :-) Your sitchery is looking good too.
ReplyDeleteYes I love the stitchery but the the little ones quilt is lovely too . Nice to see you back !
ReplyDeleteVery cute stitchery! I just love your work and it looks like you have some wonderful new projects in store. Can't wait to see Olly!
ReplyDeleteThe stitchery block is just lovely...haven't seen that one before! Lisa
ReplyDeleteYour stitchery turned out lovely. I have that pattern but haven't started it yet. Your quilty projects look interesting too.
ReplyDeleteNice to hear from you, you have been very busy. I love you stitchery, I also haven't seen that pattern before. I love the quilt for the little boy.
ReplyDeleteSooo... you were naughty!!!! Ahhh... good for you!! :o)) Nothing more fun than start something new..... Long to see you Angels together... all your new projects look wonderful... and the book.. tell me how it is.. have hadm my eyes on it!!!
ReplyDeleteOlá amiga!
ReplyDeleteConheci seu cantinho que é tudo de bom!
Lindo, criativo e muito alegre!...
Amei mesmo!!! Parabéns pelo seu trabalho!
Espero você em:
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Um ótimo fim de semana!
Beijinhos carinhosos.
Itabira - Brasil
I have been a bit slack too, your stitchery looks great and so does the mystery project.
ReplyDeleteI remember when Stitchery Doo closed, I picked up a few bargains. Love the quilts and your little red and white house, it's on my to-do list. See you at Campania!!
ReplyDeleteYour little patchwork village block is so sweet! Love it.
ReplyDeleteI love the stitchery block, so cute and well done.
ReplyDeleteHi Christine
ReplyDeleteIt was great to catch up with you on your visit, I didn't realize you had never had a quilt professionally quilted before, wow, the pressure is on. nah Just joking. It will be beautiful,
Love Leanne
Hey Christine!
ReplyDeleteIsabella told me about Stitchery Do... great news for you lot 'down there'! It was such a lovely shop, I hope to pop in when we get back from holidays at the Friendship Day.... you going?
You Little Village quilt looks great and that book is just SO cute!
x Sarah