I have spent quite some time at the sewing machine this week, working on this and that. Mainly on the Aussie quilt for Hugo; I finished all the blocks (20) and am now sewing them together. This weekend I am going to buy the batting and backing. I think I will use the world map fabric for the back, like I did on Ernst's I Spy quilt.
This is Hugo's last week at school before the summer holidays, so we had to have a present for his Prep teacher. Remember the fabric that he painted? I made it into a giant card (or mini wall hanging) with Fast2Fuse:
The teacher really liked it!
And last but not least, I made some Christmas decorations using Christmas themed selvedge strips - inspired by a posting on the Selvage Blog.They are for my 'mortal' and have been sent in the last present for this year. My identity is revealed now, so I can show them here.
Now I need to make some postcards and ATCs for a few swaps. And a Brave New World quilt for Around the World in 20 Quilts, using recycled materials. Quite a challenge! (the theme, not the recycling)
Hi Linda,
ReplyDeleteI love your quilt top, wall hanging, and the selvage ornaments. I'm glad you photographed the wall hanging on your cutting board so we could see how big it is. I was trying to figure it out, then realized I could just count the one-inch squares. That's a great idea to use the world map fabric for the backing for that pretty quilt. I'm about to write a post about your ornaments for the selvage blog! Merry Christmas!
Karen
I love your quilt top, and the wall hanging is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI love your little christmas trees! What a grand Idea!
Hoi Linda,
ReplyDeleteWat een leuke kerstboompjes, waar die strips al niet goed voor zijn :0)
Fijne zomervakantie!
I love your quilt top pattern and your daisy ATC's
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