Well I said I'd be back, and I am entering my second quilt into this year's fun and games.
If you missed it, I blogged my first, the Oakshott Carpenter's Star, here.
Today I am going to show my Stitch Tease Bee quilt that I finished up in the New Year. And this is the complete opposite in every way.
I really should have taken some new, sunny shots, but I didn't think of that until I sat down this evening, sorry...
So this is my much loved, and currently living on the foot of our bed, Low Volume Scrap Vomit...
From the first versions of Katy Jones' modern classic quilt, I knew I wanted one, although I didn't want so much of the vomit, and wasn't too keen on the traditional black blocks, so this was my solution!
I love this quilt, and especially cherish that it was made by one of the fabulous Bees which I am fortunate enough to belong to, and it turned out way more amazing than I could have hoped for. Thanks lovely ladies x
Low Volume Scrap Vomit Details:
70" x 70"
Top - 1225 x 2.5" scraps from the bins of the Stitch Tease Bee
Backing - IKEA Nummer print and Sew Stitchy scraps
Quilting - Diagonal straight lines in Aurifil 50wt 2021
Binding - Joel Dewberry Aqua Herringbone
Entering into the Scrappy category.
Thank you for (re)visiting me and my quilts: I'm hoping I will have some of the things currently residing on my To Do list t'done soon to show you - I'm sure I'll rustle something up for tomorrow ;)
Showing posts with label Blogger's Quilt Festival Spring 2014. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blogger's Quilt Festival Spring 2014. Show all posts
Monday, 19 May 2014
Sunday, 18 May 2014
Blogger's Quilt Festival - ROYGBIV
Today I am delighted, thrilled, nay relived to be able to add my (first) entry into this Spring's Blogger's Quilt Festival - Amy is an amazing hostess, and I have loved entering and hopping round the blogiverse since 2011, (wow, where does the time go!?).
So enough, let's get down to business.
I was the lucky recipient of a beautiful layercake of Oakshotts back in early Spring, and immediately decided that I wanted to make a one-block quilt. It didn't take me long to settle on a Carpenter's Star, and I am so glad I did.
If you are a regular visitor to my blog you may have seen the top reveal a few weeks back...
I pieced the backing, basted, quilted and bound it all this week - just to be able to hand it over to my Dad today, to display when he has his Open Studio at the beginning of June.
Mission accomplished, albeit that it was in the washing machine this morning at 7am with a handful of colour catchers for an anxious half hour!
Here it is earlier, pre-wash...
I had to take lots of photos!
The washing definitely took a few inches off it, and crinkled it up a little, but there was no colour-run so a very content breakfast-time...
I am really happy with how this turned out, and know it will compliment the graphic bright shapes of my Dad's stained glass, which in my books is a great result!
Oakshott Carpenter's Star Details:
64" x 64" (post-wash)
Top - Oakshott Colourshott 30 x 10" squares plus 2
Moda Bella Solid - bleached white
Backing - IKEA print & Moda Bella Solid - bleached white
Pieced & quilted - Aurifil 50wt 2021
Quilting - Horizontal straight lines in sets of 3 & 6
Binding - Moda Bella Solid - bleached white
Entering into the ROYGBIV category.
Thank you for stopping by; hopefully I will be entering a second quilt tomorrow, but you know how all my plans usually turn out!
So enough, let's get down to business.
I was the lucky recipient of a beautiful layercake of Oakshotts back in early Spring, and immediately decided that I wanted to make a one-block quilt. It didn't take me long to settle on a Carpenter's Star, and I am so glad I did.
If you are a regular visitor to my blog you may have seen the top reveal a few weeks back...
I pieced the backing, basted, quilted and bound it all this week - just to be able to hand it over to my Dad today, to display when he has his Open Studio at the beginning of June.
Mission accomplished, albeit that it was in the washing machine this morning at 7am with a handful of colour catchers for an anxious half hour!
Here it is earlier, pre-wash...
I had to take lots of photos!
The washing definitely took a few inches off it, and crinkled it up a little, but there was no colour-run so a very content breakfast-time...
I am really happy with how this turned out, and know it will compliment the graphic bright shapes of my Dad's stained glass, which in my books is a great result!
Oakshott Carpenter's Star Details:
64" x 64" (post-wash)
Top - Oakshott Colourshott 30 x 10" squares plus 2
Moda Bella Solid - bleached white
Backing - IKEA print & Moda Bella Solid - bleached white
Pieced & quilted - Aurifil 50wt 2021
Quilting - Horizontal straight lines in sets of 3 & 6
Binding - Moda Bella Solid - bleached white
Entering into the ROYGBIV category.
Thank you for stopping by; hopefully I will be entering a second quilt tomorrow, but you know how all my plans usually turn out!
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