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A welcome present for the new minister at my unitarian universalist church. Images original me (pretty much freehand.)
Quote from Colbert Report:
"Reason has been a part of organized religion ever since two nudists took dietary advice from a talking snake."
It's a real "sampler", in that I used a lot of stitches I hadn't tried before. (see notes on that image.)
Three panels sewn together. These are the "yardage" that a pair of pants will be made out of...well, plus one more panel that's not shown here. Tammy has actually finished the pants, but I'm way behind on taking and loading pictures and someone asked to see these when I could get them up...so here ya go. This is a composite of pictures of each panel seperately. Oh, the elephant should get uploaded this evening...(I hope!)
this is a trial layout of my blocks. i started this as a quilt along, but got in a hurry and wanted to add more blocks, so i found more patterns on the internet and went for it! i love this quilt and i love french general's fabrics!
11.03.08 This is much better viewed large. I wanted to create a sampler of some of the designs I have been using lately. Thanks for looking.
Here are a few sneak peeks of a vintage lace sampler I have just finishedt. I am not showing it in its entirety as I am submitting it for publication in the next Sew Somerset magazine and don't want to give too much away yet. (Lots of 20 minute sessions!)
Blogged at:- vintagebunty.blogspot.com/
somehow, the page on the left ended up looking more like a scrapbook page. The title of these pages is "Oh How I Love" and I love pearls, kids and dogs, haha!
working on another sampler to test out some more idea for my on going thoughts from alchemy: enso. there are a few of karen's stitches here so it isn't totally and dog's dinner served with a pig ear!
Check out the different versions that our writers and readers have been stitching! From left to right: arrow stitch, sheaf filling stitch, seeding, granito stitch, detached wheatear stitch, cross-stitches, and ermine stitch. The dividing lines are coral stitch, chain stitch, back stitch, stem stitch, split stitch, Portuguese stem stitch, and my whole garden is fenced in by back stitched chain stitch.
Maybe too many already. (And yet so many more I like to make.) I'm in serious trouble about how to make this into a consistent whole quilt. Expected, but still trouble. Any advice?
Sampler Quilt Along :: Blogged. *That last "block" will be an applique block. Each will choose their own item to applique.
1. Doll Quilt from Holly, 2. Selvage Star Mini Quilt, 3. cathedral window quilt in progress,
4. Quarter Quilt, 5. quilt block for Rita, 6. Recycled Quilt #2,
7. my first quilt, 8. retro 50s doll quilt, 9. mendocino zigzag,
10. Allison's drunkard's path, 11. Sound Waves Modern Quilt, 12. cuadernos 3
Created with fd's Flickr Toys.
Jumping ahead finish all 99 blocks from Farmer's Wife 1930. It is such a great book!
Used all DS prints for this quilt and loving all the years collection in one!
A small tangle sampler for participation in Inspiration Avenue's "pattern" challenge.
Patterns used from upper left:
mooka, toeter, hollibaugh, onamato, warped egg, weave, brayd, pais, zedbra, ambler, nzeppel, ?, coaster, paradox, pendrills, peas in a pod and shattuck.
blogged at www.creative-explorer.blogspot.com