Showing posts with label green. Show all posts
Showing posts with label green. Show all posts

Friday, January 30, 2009

I Heart Improv!

It's so freeing!
This may become a quilt design I think...
Project Improv Blue & Green
(My 300th post is coming up. There will be giveaways...)

Thursday, September 25, 2008

Wow, thanks!

Your response to my emergency plea was amazing! I love all of you!
Because I had an urgent need to iron, I used the "salt on brown paper" method, which miraculously took most of the gunk off, although it did scratch the surface a little. As soon as I get to the store, I'll buy one of the other amazing products you recommended and take the rest of it off. Stay tuned for the review.

I know you're probably getting a little tired of runners, but I have to make 15 of them by November 11th, so here's another one.

Romantic Roses:
Romantic Rose Runner

Romantic Roses Runner

Saturday, June 28, 2008

Raspberry Sundae

or "What I did yesterday"
I'm, once again, seriously contemplating keeping this one, but how many table runners does one person need? The pink is just tugging at my heartstrings.
Raspberry Sunday Table Runner
Raspberry Sunday Table Runner
I'm especially happy with the contrasting quilting on the brown fabric.
Raspberry Sunday detail
In my Etsy store right now. SOLD!

Thursday, June 12, 2008

Citrus Punch

I made something yesterday. It's a minor miracle. I really, really like it.
I call it Citrus Punch. It measures 16½"x48" and it's going straight to my Etsy shop before I change my mind and leave it on the kitchen table.

Thursday, April 3, 2008

Finished up!

I finished the "winging it" quilt.

It was loosely based on Denyse Schmidt's Hop, Skip & Jump quilt but I really just looked at the photo and went from there.
It's about 60"x65" and made ENTIRELY from stash fabrics. The only thing I bought was the batting. Of course I actually bought everything in the quilt at some point...
As you can probably see from the multitude of photos, I'm very happy with this one.

I added a little twist to the quilting in the form of a tiny leaf every so often. You really have to study the quilt to notice them though.

The binding is a tiny checkerboard - the only fabric I had enough of.

I didn't have enough of anything for the back, so I had to piece. Another happy accident. I think it almost looks like another quilt.



Because I already have so many quilts, I'm seriously considering listing this one on Etsy. It does look really good on the chair in the entryway though...

Thursday, March 27, 2008

Winging it


Well, kind of. I'm a quilt pattern kind of girl although I yearn to be a quilt designer. This project is inspired by a pattern, but I'm not using it. It's not a very far stretch but it's a start.

I think my biggest fear is "wasting fabric" by cutting it up and then ending up with something I hate.
I like what I'm doing here, so it's all good so far.

Friday, February 1, 2008

I got nuttin'


My brain is still fuzzy and foggy so I bring you the only thing I managed to put together this week. Trust me, it looks good in its proper spot in the family room. I just can't take photos in there - too dark.
Have a great weekend everyone!

Monday, November 12, 2007

Ho, ho, ho

What does Santa Claus say to Mrs. Claus when he looks out the window? Looks like "rain deer".

That's true around here this morning and all the premature Christmas jolliness in the stores may be getting to me...

Christmas project no.1: