Posted in Dordogne Life, La Vie Française, Lazy Gal, Quilts4Leukaemia on 8 May, 2008 | 6 Comments »
For Tonya’s Summer Class. I’m continuing the repetition theme by doing some wonky houses.
The picture has come out a bit dark - bit of a grey day here today.
Quilt No 7 for Qs4L
I love the apple block and Irene’s block, first left, second row down.
It’s a Bank Holiday here today (Victorie 1945), Alex [...]
Posted in Free Piecing, Lazy Gal, My Quilts on 27 March, 2008 | 15 Comments »
I rustled up 2 long strips of piano keys, sewed one of them on. The consenus of opinion was too much. Off they came.
So here we are.
It’s gone into the flimsey bag. I really must get my head round unpicking that batting.
Got another project going at the moment.
A+
Posted in Gwen Marston, Lazy Gal, Pere Lechaise on 14 March, 2008 | 6 Comments »
and the secret is out. Most of you guessed where I was going. Well, it was pretty obvious wasn’t it.
I’m all quilted out. Talk, talk, talk, read, read, read, walk, walk, walk and more talk, talk,talk and I got to read Gwen Marston’s Liberated Quiltmaking, Liberated Strings and Collaborative Quilting, not to [...]
Posted in Blogroll, Hand Quilting, Lazy Gal on 26 November, 2007 | 7 Comments »
Quite a lot to say, but not all quilting related.
First of all Tamzin’s quilt. I hand quilted “alway”s in the ditch, then stem stitched “love” to the left of it. (You can see where I had started in the photo link). The whole quilt puckered up and could not be smoothed out. Desperate attempts to [...]
Posted in Free Piecing, Lazy Gal, My Quilts on 30 August, 2007 | 9 Comments »
And a huge huge Woo Hoo!
Goodness I’m glad this is finished.
Put it through the washing machine yesterday so all I’ve got to do is to label it and then send it on its way.
One down - goodness knows how many to go!
Posted in Lazy Gal on 23 November, 2006 | 1 Comment »
Like Sassenach over at Force Majeure, I too have been thinking about our Lazy Gal and wondering how she is.
Get well soon Ton - we miss you.
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