The colors don't look true in my huge circle, it really doesn't look so drab in real life. But I do like the effect, and once I figure out what to do with the big bump of seam allowances in the middle, it will move to the next step. I think I am going to trim out the very center and then applique a circle on top of it to cover that problem spot. And then the question is do I leave it circular or add a square background? It's a work in progress to test out the Creative Grids 15 degree wedge ruler.
The BQ2 assembled by Margaret, to be donated for a church raffle---
Leisl managed to put together this nice little tote bag/purse before departing to pick up sister Linda at the airport last night. Hope they are having a good visit today! We miss you!
This is the completion of the applique piece I showed previously, from Kim Diehl's book Simple Charm. Marva did a great job, don't you think?
Here are 2 versions of the same 5-yard quilt pattern, looking completely different with the fabric combinations. On the left is the "up north cabin woodsy" look by Jean, and on the right is the "summer garden cheery" look by Geri.
And below is my Bucket Bag, almost finished except for some topstitching details It is going to make a great tote bag and perfect knitting bag with pockets all around the inside. Very detailed instructions from Around the Bobbin.
2 comments:
Wow! Such great projects you all had! They all look beautiful.
It is really inspiring and motivating to be in a group like this one! We had 21 creative people in a room together. And the best part, to me, was the fact that if anyone got stuck on something or had a question, there was someone else there who had done it before or knew the answer or knew where to look for the answer!
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