baby bunting quilt

anothe baby bunting quilt - probably my favourite so far ,,,  and this is the back

Fabric Flowers

inspired by this tutorial at creaturecomforts.  made from some cut offs from curtains

antique sewing kit at the fashion museum Bath

are they ceilings or are they ceilings!?!

Longleat House

mmm triangles? so many choices

first patchwork

tic tac toe = noughts and crosses

4 by 4 patchwork squares squares pillows

inspiration from here, here, here - looking forward to buying this book of ideas

back of cable cushion

back of cushion

square patchwork cushions 2 of 4

first of four patchwork cushion covers

finished size 18" pillow front

so - to cut

16 x 3 inch squares, 8 inch inner square.  9 1/2 inch squares cut in half for the triangle corners. 

now just to quilt and assemble into a cushion

orange stripey cushions

bag and bucket

3 inch squares

small bath mat with 3" squares




and in case the colours don't quite fit with the recipients bathroom i used different materials on the back/front



i used the waffle wavy line as quilting - i like to do this using my walking foot as the wadding is so thick

this is an old bag that i made which had seen better days so i recycled it - the strap to my denim bag and the this body to this rug

double sided bedroom rug - squares and bargello

10 cm squares (i'm using the other side of my cutting mat!)



randomly placed till pleasing to the eye.



wavy lines to quilt as the rug is thick and my walking foot makes easy work of it



this is my first bargello attempt...  the strips are 12cm.  i learned alot and think that the width here is probably a bit wide for the size of the rug



nevertheless - i'm still very happy with the result and i think it looks good on both sides

and it depends how i feel as to which i prefer

cardoons

completed crazy nine patch baby quilt

made 3 small labels with the date, the quilt name and who it was gifted to



i finished the quilting simply following some of the block lines.



i also hid a sheep in one of the green 'fields'