Showing posts with label Denyse Schmidt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Denyse Schmidt. Show all posts
Friday, August 30, 2013
Hexie Pillow
Well, my first EPP project is finished: a Hexie Pillow.
Though I machine quilted most of it, I did add a bit of handquilting in the center hexagon for a bit of interest.
This is actually a pillow cover with an envelope opening on the back (don't you love those Shelburne Falls prints?). I was making this pillow on the fly, so I created the hexagon pillow insert using stuffing from an old, regular pillow.
The pillow isn't perfect, but it sure is a fun addition to my decor! *Linking up to Crazy Mom Quilts today!
Friday, August 16, 2013
Right Angles
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| Right Angles: Mitten to Apple original |
I finally finished my first HST project, which I'm calling Right Angles.
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| Right Angles: Mitten to Apple original |
I've always loved the look of quilts made with random HSTs, so this was my first attempt at that.
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| Right Angles: Mitten to Apple original |
I don't know about you, but making something 'random' is really hard- I just want there to be a pattern! Since I couldn't fight every natural instinct, there's a little order to the HSTs, but I think overall it looks fairly chaotic.
The quilting is basic - just 1/4" off the seams.
The HSTs are DS Quilt Collections from Joann's, and the batik (framing and backing) are from a quilt shop.
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| Right Angles: Mitten to Apple original |
I love backing quilts with batik - that fabric is so forgiving of spills and stains! I have no problem plopping a batik-backed quilt on the ground for that very reason!
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| Right Angles: Mitten to Apple original |
I'm linking up to Crazy Mom Quilts' Finish It Up Friday - thanks for stopping by!
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| Right Angles: Mitten to Apple original |
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Batik,
Denyse Schmidt,
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Joann Fabric,
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Friday, May 10, 2013
WIP: English Paper Piecing
I recently purchased my first set of English paper piecing templates. I was anxious to try them out (having only read about them online), so I pulled some fabric from my stash and started playing.
I recently snapped up two fat quarters of Shelburne Falls by Denyse Schmidt's, and paired with a couple of solids from my stash, I got to work.
I'm having an absolute blast and can't wait until all of these little pieces become something!
I recently snapped up two fat quarters of Shelburne Falls by Denyse Schmidt's, and paired with a couple of solids from my stash, I got to work.
I'm having an absolute blast and can't wait until all of these little pieces become something!
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