Hi everyone
It been a busy week here, getting quite a few little pieces finished.
First off, an order for a couple of bags and my first excuse to do some feathers :
and.....
this... became...
these!
In between this I have pieced together two bed runners for twin 6 year old boys. I will be quilting them next week so photos soon.
Yesterday I started making a couple of ipad covers - just yet another excuse for some FMQ.
This was the first one - done on some pretty fabric with dragonflies on it. I used a 4oz polyester wadding for a nice puffy effect.
This is the second one. I really went to town and played with different threads. Gutermann varigated Sulky and Wonderfil metallic threads which if I'l honest are a pain to work with but worth the effect.
The fabric I used for this was hand dyed by a lady who comes to our quilt show every year. Her stall is called Images of Egypt but unfortunately she does not have a website. I LOVE her fabrics!!
I used Hobbs Heirloom 80/20 wadding for this one.
So that's what I've been up to this week.
I'm planning to get these covers made up today then onto other projects.
Hope you all have a lovely Easter.
Rhianon.
Anytime I see the word feathers from you; I have to look!! Gorgeous
ReplyDeleteI always love looking at your works of art .. your work is so beautiful .. I wish I could watch you doing the fmq .. maybe you could do a video showing how you do it .. but then again, I guess you wouldn't want to give away any secrets .. lol .. keep the pics coming, your work is so inspiring .. maybe one day I will have the nerve to try .. lol ... God bless you and yours during this Easter time
ReplyDeleteWow, gorgeous, Rhianon! You are the feather queen!
ReplyDeleteYou are truly amazing.
ReplyDeleteYour work is always a treat to come and see, absolutely beautiful. The hand dyed fabrics with you amazing quilting is a work of art.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful Easter weekend.
Always, Queenie
Your quilting (and embroidery, of course!) is beautiful. I have yet to work with feathers... Maybe when I 'grow up' I will quilt like you do! :-)
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