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Finished! I had a hard time taking nice photos of it, but these will do. Maybe when the weather finally dries out, I'll try a few outside.
Caught up on the 365 Challenge Quilt Sampler today.
Added a bit to the assortment of fabrics I've been working from.
A sampler (1841) by Jenette A. Reynolds, Springfield, Ohio
Inscription: Jenette A. Reynolds Sampler AE 12 years 1841 / Springfield, Summit County, Ohio
Used courtesy of the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Mini space sampler - four tiles choosen from the 16 tiles original.
This was stitched for a dear friend of mine who studies astrophysics, and these four tiles were particularly meaningful to our friendship.
The larger sampler was designed by Geri Ambrose of The Mathyspere (bought on Etsy).
Stitched on 25 count black Lugana using 3 strands of DMC floss.
I changed the colour scheme of the Martian sky from blue to yellow to give it a stormy look.
20 squares, "heavy" section of reader's digest ultimate source book of knitting and crochet, all of "good" drape.
yarn info: caron simply soft yarn, dark country blue and gray heather
hook info: size J, Boye aluminum
man, kevin sure was awesome. he took a bunch of pictures of our table. I wonder what kevin's taking pictures of right now..............
This sampler for lesson 4 is only half finished but I have decided to move onto lesson 5 and work on this later. It is based on a Charles Rennie Macintosh design for a stained glass window.
First layer cake I've ever bought. I didn't realize I had ordered the "retro" colorway, but I like it!
Jo Rolfe
MA Textile Design
Sampler
Textile and found object
MA Degree Show 2012
Friday 31 August - Tuesday 4 September 2012
Norwich University College of the Art (NUCA)
Norwich, Norfolk, England, UK
I used some of the two prints that I own from the Innocent Crush fabric line. Even though I paper-pieced this block, I still worked to capture certain portions of the repeat.
Mini space sampler - four tiles choosen from the 16 tiles original.
This was stitched for a dear friend of mine who studies astrophysics, and these four tiles were particularly meaningful to our friendship.
The larger sampler was designed by Geri Ambrose of The Mathyspere (bought on Etsy).
Stitched on 25 count black Lugana using 3 strands of DMC floss.
I changed the colour scheme of the Martian sky from blue to yellow to give it a stormy look.