I wanted to show you some of the girls work, today is Sheila
Sheila is making the Christmas quilt, in wonderful shades of red and green
Aren't the colours just wonderful, this is some of her strips cut.
.... and here are some of her blocks stitched up, her blocks are a lot narrower width in strips than mine and she is using 9 different fabrics in both the red and the green, this is for her daughter for Christmas, I have forgotten sorry the name of this log cabin style of quilt, I'll check again tomorrow and find the answer, but this is a really lovely design.
Isn't Sheilas machine a super duper one, I love the wee table that it has, much better than my old one, the girls were laughing and teasing me (in a nice way) by saying today I will be wanting a new machine before long, but Barbara our tutor, bless her, said there was nowt wrong with mine, as she actually started quilting using an identical machine to my little old brother and that it will do me well. I am so enjoying the camaraderie of the group and the whole experience of the quilt making, More to show tomorrow and I'll take some pics too of more of my squares as they all look different to each other.
I am still stitching I have to take some pics of my AMAP progress and I have started another 'small' BBD.
9 comments:
I love the Christmas theme!
The Christmas colors are gorgeous! Thanks for sharing, Su!
It's so much fun to quilt, isn't it!? Your colorway on your earlier entry looks like the one I started as a strip quilt some months ago. Then, my arm and shoulder went bad..I'm looking forward to getting back into it in the Fall, hopefully. I'm a fabric fiend!! :E Hugs!
Is Sheila one of the ladies I met...just I thought she was? Love what she is doing it will be perfect for Christmas. That is some cutting out of strips that you have done today !! Looking forward to seeing your other blocks Su .
Enjoy the fun xx
Ooooh yummy fabrics Su. I am so envious of you doing the patchwork. x
Super!!! :)
Wonderful work! ;) Enza
I think it's fantastic that you are enjoying learning to quilt so much! It seems like cutting out that many strips might be the hard part!
Thanks for sharing the Christmas quilt. Won't that be a lovely gift.
I have just read about your first days at the patchwork course. It must have been wonderful - and more will follow. I love your Moda Jelly Roll with its delicate colours. Looking forward to seeing more of your log cabin blocks.
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