Welcome to anyone dropping in from Fresh Sewing Day!
May has been a busy month for reasons other than quilting but I did finish one quilt UFO this month and my first finishalong 2013 project completed this quarter! Eek - so behind as I said I would finish another five/six projects and there is only one month left in the quarter!!
How are you getting on with yours??
It may be only one smallish quit but I do like the quilting on it which took quite some time to complete by machine.
Then there were a few starts
Some blocks - all but the top middle and right are for bees!
This block I also designed based on the Arrowhead block in the Modern Blocks book - the composite triangle - all together the hexagon block is a massive 28" or so!
The big toothy grinning skull will be my partner's nametag for Fat Quarterly Retreat in London. Yes she does like this sort of thing!
The friendlier looking Mr White Rabbit and deer are my Artist Trading Cards for this fabulous swap run by Ali Burdon of veryberryhandmade - don't worry about not joining in yet as she is talking (already??) of running more swaps!
Lastly my two gorgeous lampshades brighten up my sewing room with fabric hand screen printed by the ever so talented Karen at blueberry park! I usually just horde her fabric but this time I have actually made some delicious shades! I smile every time I look up - like right now! Sigh!
And that was May! You've seen it all before but I'm glad to see that it was not such a bad month after all then!
And it all starts again peeps!
May has been a busy month for reasons other than quilting but I did finish one quilt UFO this month and my first finishalong 2013 project completed this quarter! Eek - so behind as I said I would finish another five/six projects and there is only one month left in the quarter!!
How are you getting on with yours??
It may be only one smallish quit but I do like the quilting on it which took quite some time to complete by machine.
Inspired by Trudi and Angela Walters is was all about the feathers!
First time feathering a quilt but I had so much fun it won't be my last. I have called it Feathered Star !
First time feathering a quilt but I had so much fun it won't be my last. I have called it Feathered Star !
Then there were a few starts
Some blocks - all but the top middle and right are for bees!
Loved making all of these!
This one is my idea for joining in with Lucy and Janine's Bear Paw flickr make your own quilt-along! I'm going to make a baby sized quilt and use up some tiny bonus HSTs - only 1.5" square teamed with a 3" print square and a 1.5" background square and then some sashing! Keeping it nice and scrappy!
Only made one block so far but with the wonders of a mosaic maker like picmonkey I have been playing with a layout and I am thinking of turning them round in different directions so baby bear meanders around - probably on the hunt for mummy bear or some sweet honey!
This block I also designed based on the Arrowhead block in the Modern Blocks book - the composite triangle - all together the hexagon block is a massive 28" or so!
And finally a few swap items and my gorgeous lampshades !
The big toothy grinning skull will be my partner's nametag for Fat Quarterly Retreat in London. Yes she does like this sort of thing!
The friendlier looking Mr White Rabbit and deer are my Artist Trading Cards for this fabulous swap run by Ali Burdon of veryberryhandmade - don't worry about not joining in yet as she is talking (already??) of running more swaps!
Lastly my two gorgeous lampshades brighten up my sewing room with fabric hand screen printed by the ever so talented Karen at blueberry park! I usually just horde her fabric but this time I have actually made some delicious shades! I smile every time I look up - like right now! Sigh!
And that was May! You've seen it all before but I'm glad to see that it was not such a bad month after all then!
And it all starts again peeps!
your lampshades are amazing - I really need some to brighten up my house :-)
ReplyDeleteYou did a lot! Beautiful lamp shades! I love the paw block, it will make a lovely quilt.
ReplyDeleteMarvellous May x
ReplyDeleteLovely to see it all again
ReplyDeleteGreat selection of projects Nicky, I love your Lost Baby Bear layout.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great month May was! I can't decide what I love the best, I think it might be the baby bear wandering around!
ReplyDeleteP.S. The link think is still open for FSD...
*thing*
ReplyDeleteA cracker month of makes N! Your bear paw blocks look fab! Jxo
ReplyDeleteOooh your blocks look great, but I just love your feathered star!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely LOVE the teeny bear paws - they are so cute :-)
ReplyDeletewow you accomplished a lot this month
ReplyDeletelove that big star quilt
Kathie
A productive month! I like the virtual quilt, now if we could just make the real one that fast! I have a big star top that needs quilting.
ReplyDeleteYou have done so much!!! Love the quilting job you did with the feathers.
ReplyDeleteYou have had a blinding month - gorgeous makes!
ReplyDeleteAmazed by how much you've done! Those bear paws are going to be fab.
ReplyDeleteI am constantly amazed by how much you manage to whip up!
ReplyDeleteWowsers! Gorgeous makes Nicky. I think I may have an idea who your partner is...
ReplyDeleteI love your bear paw idea. It is adorable.
ReplyDeleteWow, that was quite the month! (I'm not looking at my list)
ReplyDeletePS, I think baby bear needs sat nav...
Oh my goodness, look at all those baby paws! They are beautiful. Love all your projects Nicky - looks like a good month to me!
ReplyDeleteLoads of projects! Love your baby paw print quilt :)
ReplyDeleteYou've done well. Still love those lamp shades!
ReplyDeleteHi...I found you!...just sent an email asking for your blog address :) The white rabbit arrived at my house today, thanks so much he is super cute. Really pleased I've found your blog it's great, you have some beautiful things here...love the bear paws. Thanks again, Amy
ReplyDeleteA great month! Looking forward to seeing what you make in June :)
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