Sunday, August 8, 2010

Angels Ascending

Log Cabin, Angels Ascending Wall Quilt...1999

Picked up the pattern and fabrics when we were driving through New England, way bacy then. Amazing quilt shops attached to farms ( in converted barns).....so much choice. Would have liked to bought the shop and dragged it home with me, attached to the bumper of the car.......

Thursday, August 5, 2010

For Kim

Cottage Garden Quilt, for my friend, Kim. This was sooooo fun to make, a complete surprise, and worth all the subterfuge.........I'd do it again, in a heartbeat.

Wednesday, July 28, 2010

Christmas Stockings


These are my friends, Faith, Marianne and Esther. A couple of years ago I brought over Christmas stockings for them, in the summer.....could have been Sept....and we had a sort of Christmas party. It was soooooo fun. The stockings were all strip pieced with beading and jewels and trims. Kind of like the messenger bags. Really decadent. Really fun to make and give away.

Tuesday, June 29, 2010

Tote-a-Kitty

Bad Bo! Trying to steal handles to totes.
Silly kitty totes.....very silly....but very useful. Padded shoulder straps, lined with cotton lining, flat batting, and stitched to make strong.

Another silly kitty tote. pockets inside this time. They may sell pretty well at the Christmas craft bazaar ( provided that it happens....never know if there will be space available.)

Saturday, June 12, 2010

Tallith


Made for a friend in 2000......that the year I made a dozen or so of these Tallith table runners...all with velvet, brocade, beading, fringes. The pattern is the Star of David, paper pieced on the wrong side and turned.

Sunday, June 6, 2010

Wedding Ring wall quilt 2003


Wedding Ring Sea Wall Quilt. Made for Brenda and Jim Brannigan 2003. Appliqued seas shells on the corners. They both played in a Celtic band , or two, at one time, and were engaged in the Maritimes, so thought the ocean deco look was kind of cool.

Thursday, June 3, 2010

Batik Sun

Batik Fabric from Sri Lanka.....found it at in White Rock, at Mount Olive Lutheran's World Relief Bazaar ( a few years ago).......backedit in cotton and filler. The needle went through the fabric as if it was butter. Incredibly porous.......gorgeous.