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I contributed these to The Sampler...but I can't remember what month it was. :( Still, they look so pretty! ^^
Wine Tasting at the Anthonij Rupert Wyne. It turned out that we did not see a cheetah on the safari that followed our visit to Cape Town and the Cape Winelands.
Fabrics for my Test Your Skills Sampler.
I became obsessed with finding the right prints for this project, while still retaining the original background fabric (light blue) and the original binding fabric (multi-colored stripe).
Blogged here.
Hello, Jen Wallace! You are so nice to write about the Sampler! Linky!
Mentioned here are Allison Biggs Graphic Design, Sassy Cotton, Sweet Stella Designs, re-conceived.com/, Manic Trout, Eclectic Elements, Lizard Press and Art School Dropout!
Clockwise from top left: mole poblano, cochinita pibil, steak picado, chicharron, tinga, bisek en salsa roja
Sampler quilt made from a pattern in the book, Great American Quilts 1987. I have long since admired this quilt and made this one to kinda match. Started in 10/2009.
from the sampler i made for my Embroidery for Knit and Crochet class. see my website to find out when i'm teaching near you!
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Crappy cell phone shot of the completed Feather & Fan sampler shawl. I lightly blocked it (no pins or wires) and definitely have a very decent size shawl. Measures approximately 60" across the top.
This is my version of the Farm Girl Sampler Quilt from the Farm Girl Vintage by Lori Holt.
To date, this my most favorite quilt that I've made. I love looking at all the different fabrics that were used in this.
Details:
Started: May 2015
Finished: August 2016
Gifted to: Sherri Ann Meek
Fabrics: Various
Dimensions: Approximately 60" x 74" (after washing)
Pattern: Farm Girl Sampler Quilt from the book Farm Girl Vintage by Lori Holt, Pg. 134
Caught up on the 365 Challenge Quilt Sampler today.
I decided that I needed to splash some more color in, and chose aqua.
have been asked to make a cross stitch sampler on the subject of modern life for people on benefits and the history of welfare. the top half says "smash up the workhouse" - the title of a pamphlet by the great George Lansbury, MP, Privy Councillor, one time Mayor of Poplar and poor law guardian. the second sentiment is my own reaction to the idea of forcing people to do low paid jobs not of their choosing, This is not just unemployed people but sick and disabled people who are still medically unfit, but find that the government has moved the goalposts. I'll post a picture of the full sampler when it's finished.
Exclusive to the August Sampler: emoticon mini-patches by me: pillowhead.etsy.com and tiny envelopes by Lauren: stellaloella.etsy.com. Cute!