I consider myself a relative newcomer to quilting and textile art so it comes as a shock to realise that it is actually 30 years since I made my first quilt in the summer of 1984/1985 (read more about the seersucker extravaganza). Admittedly, there was then a fifteen year hiatus as I completed my university […]
Cot Quilts
Miss E and her Quilt
You may recall the Churn Dash quilt I was making. Here it is, ready and waiting for the arrival of the new little one in the family: And here is Miss E with her quilt: And speaking of gorgeous nieces, here is Miss S unfurling her quilt last Christmas:
Striped Serendipity
one fat quarter=just enough for a striped binding=serendipity
Things to do on a rainy day #1
Churn Dash Top Completed
This week I have been engrossed in preparations for upcoming assignments: wrangling quilts and customs formalities for Australia Quilts at the Carrefour Européen du Patchwork/ European Patchwork Meeting; formatting bilingual signage for Twelve by Twelve Colourplay for France; collecting images and case studies for my copyright presentation for Victorian Quilters the and so on. I […]
More Churn Dash in Progress
Today I am working on joining all of these together: Unless, of course, I get distracted by a passing whale. Here’s a low bandwidth, unedited video from yesterday:
