Ta-dah! After one year and four months, most of this quilt top is done - just the border and binding to go.
So far I haven't bought any new projects this year and am trying hard to stay on the straight and narrow (1/4 of an inch to be precise) finishing all that unfinished and unstarted business.
Ha-ha but that'll be a joke once the quilt festivals start!!
Clare this has a lovely style to it. I like it's folk art orientation. Well done on achieving it.... I'd be lost!
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Fabulous quilt. Still just looking at my sunflower material, but have got the old treddle machine working, just need to clean it now
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I just dropped in to say thankyou for your kind comment on my blog. I won't take you up on the offer to swap for a piece of your felt as I feel bound to make a success of what I have started. Your crow quilt is wonderful - my youngest daughter is mad about crows and I will show it to her when next she comes to see me. Great design and beautifully made.
ReplyDeleteClare, I stumbled onto your blog from another, or another (lol) and love this gorgeous little folk art quilt. I've been toying with the idea of doing something of a folk art nature (I am an art quilter) and absolutely love this. Job well done!
ReplyDeleteLove the quilt; great beetroots and yummy snowdrops. Hugs x
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