Showing posts with label english paper piecing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label english paper piecing. Show all posts

Delightful Things....

I am so excited to have my first finish and new pattern for 2017!
"Delightful Things" is my first pattern that includes felted wool applique and I just love using this method....I think I will have to do more!


Made with scraps from my stash for the hexagons nothing has gone to waste!
I made good use of all of those tiny little bits that I just can't bear to throw away.

And there is a surprise on the inside.....


I just couldn't stop!

Pattern and kits are available now on the website...
Click here to learn more.

Miss Elizabeth

Thought I would share with you two lovely images of "Miss Elizabeth" at different stages of production.
Helen and Robyn were both searching for additional fabrics for this project and found their choices yesterday whilst participating in the shop hop.

Helen above, opted for a lovely dark blue for her final border to showcase her 6 pointed fussy cut stars,

and Robyn chose a lovely silvery green as her final border.
Can't wait to see them finished.

Carol

SALE, SALE, SALE

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Hop on into the shop on
Tuesday 5th and Thursday 7th of Febuary and save 15% on your purchases.
(Full price merchandise only).
 
Lots of new fabrics available plus all of the beautiful regulars will be here.
Paper piecing products, great book titles, patterns and wonderful fabrics.
 

Personal Shoppers only .....

(not available online)

Trading Hours
10.00 am - 3.30 pm
Tuesday and Thursday
37 Howes Rd
Somersby NSW 2250

La Belle Fluer fabric by French General

Welcome,

What a lovely surprise today to find the latest French General fabric by Moda.....
"La Belle Fleur" perched on my doorstep.
Opening the box with much enthusiasm I wasn't disappointed at the beautiful teal, french blue and reds just wishing me to get started on another project. Wonderfull birds and florals for quilt centres or border prints to fussy cut.....something to tempt all who looks upon them.
Alas I have nothing in mind for this fabric at the moment but you possibly might when you take a peek!

Click here to purchase
 
 
Miss Elizabeth update.
For those of you asking about the pattern for Miss Elizabeth it is progressing well and will soon be available. The quilting has begun..wooo hoooo....and I am working diligently to get it finished for you.
Lots of new pre cut papers have been added to the website and are available now for purchase. There will soon be a starter pack available for Miss Elizabeth.
Click here to see more.
 
New books have also arrived...but more about that next week.
 
All personal shoppers
next week (Feb 5th and 7th only) will receive a 15% discount on their purchases,
so come along and see what takes your fancy.

 
Shop Hours
My little shop is now open every Tuesday and Thursday.
10.00 am - 3.30 pm.
Classes only 9.30 am - 2.30 pm.

 
Happy stitching

Carol

Miss Elizabeth

I thought I would keep everyone upto date with the new quilt on the block....."Miss Elizabeth".
She and I have been patiently getting ourselves together....524 hexagons of various size, 82 honeycomb shapes and 279 various 6 pointed star diamonds and of course there was lots and lots of fussy cutting.
Miss Elizabeth
Miss Elizabeth
 
Throughout the process of the quilt I made myself use mostly fabrics that I had stashed away (and there was lots) and to also view some of those fabrics differently when looking to fussy cut them. It was also quite demanding to use fabric that I didn't have a great fondness for and also to only use fabrics once in each row.
I think this may be my favourite
I think this may be my favourite
Or is it this one!
Or is it this one!
 
As usual I can't seem to stay away from those lovely cherry pink colours so I definitely don't think my son will be asking for this labour of love.
Being that it has just taken me 4 hours to write the pattern, and that is just the first draft as I always check my patterns several times before printing, and no diagrams are yet in place, the whole process from devising the product, making the quilt and then getting the pattern out to you is like watching a slow growing tree giving its all!

Oh yes and then there is the hand quilting to come!

So hopefully, "Miss Elizabeth" will be out there for all to enjoy in the next 8 weeks or so.....fingers crossed.
Carol