With so many projects on the go, I have to number my pieces just like I recommend every one else does. Even though it's my own pattern, I lose track just as easily as everyone else! Preparation can be boring sometimes, but make no mistake, it's crucial.
This range is still growing on me. I was a bit stuck about the background, but since I picked up a few metres at AQM last weekend, there's been no stopping my progress. Sometimes a little thing like finding the right background can make everything else fall into place.
You've seen my vase by now. When I designed Nelke, I had planned on using the main feature fabric from the range, but now I can't imagine using anything other than this one. I think it's perfect. Of course this means I have to design another quilt to use up the other feature fabric because I really do love it and want to see it out to use in one of my quilts.
Stems completed.
It will be fine, Esther! Thank you for your processes!
ReplyDeleteThis looks enchanting, Your attention to detail is inspiring. In one of your previous blogs you mentioned enhancing your applique using crayons or ink. Is that a process you'll be adding to this project as well? And if so, will you be sharing that technique in this blog? I'd love to see how that is done, never heard of it before. I'm intrigued. Thanks
ReplyDeleteYes Susan I will, I think it's a beautiful technique. You can read more about it here if you're interested, however in 2016 I will start covering textile techniques here so stay tuned :)
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Love the steam work fabric!
ReplyDeleteThe details in your vase are gorgeous!
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Esther, I have started this quilt - just fell in love with it. Can you tell me if your leaves go under the stems or along side the stems. It is hard to tell from the pattern and photos on your blog. Thanks!
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