I've only just cut and fused another teapot for RSC 2015, by rights
this should be light blue or blue/green but when
I had all the teapots on my wall I switched my previous blue one
and I'm calling it the light blue for this month and
I've made a darker blue one to do a swap!
There jury is still out with this one, I do need some of the teapots to be subdued
and others brighter but when I have all 9 or 12 I'll be in a better position to make
a decision.
a decision.
It's been a day or so of play rather than serious sewing, yesterday I
received the stretched hexie template produced by
and just had to cut a couple out, they're 10" long and a quilt top
could be put together in no time, I love the size it's great for showcasing
favourite prints.
Another play-time project is Scrap Vortex,
Amanda Jean
has been putting up a tutorial for this quilt and it seemed a good
way to use up bits and pieces, the link is to her first week.
Linking up with Angela from RSC 2015
Down to the more serious stuff tomorrow!
Before I head off I must tell you the outcome of my request for
information on a small scrap of fabric two posts ago, I had a 2" square left
and was hoping a store somewhere may have had a little tucked away.
Next thing you know I had an email from
Linda over at Koka Quilts
telling me she had a piece in her pastels, Linda is here in Auckland just
about 30 mins drive away, she kindly popped the fabric in the mail and I
was able to cut a few blocks for the quilt for my
grand-daughter. Hopefully I can return the favour with fabric from my stash.
has been putting up a tutorial for this quilt and it seemed a good
way to use up bits and pieces, the link is to her first week.
Linking up with Angela from RSC 2015
Down to the more serious stuff tomorrow!
Before I head off I must tell you the outcome of my request for
information on a small scrap of fabric two posts ago, I had a 2" square left
and was hoping a store somewhere may have had a little tucked away.
Next thing you know I had an email from
Linda over at Koka Quilts
telling me she had a piece in her pastels, Linda is here in Auckland just
about 30 mins drive away, she kindly popped the fabric in the mail and I
was able to cut a few blocks for the quilt for my
grand-daughter. Hopefully I can return the favour with fabric from my stash.


