Part 3 is more or less finished. I really enjoyed needle turning the broderie perse and I love working with hexagons. It will probably be about a month to six weeks before I get the fabric pack for part 4, so in the meantime, I've started another project, the Flowering Urn Medallion Quilt by Rosemary Makhan.
A photo from the pattern book:
I think it is lovely as is but I intend to change the colours to the fabrics I have in my stash.
If I run out of steam, the pattern book has another pattern for a wallhanging (with the same centre)...so I have a back up plan if I baulk at piecing all those stars!
...although, that dogtooth border looks difficult!
I've marked up the central medallion and about a quarter of the stems are done.
I'm off to the National Quilt Championships Show at Sandown on Friday with the lovely ladies from Hawkinge Patchwork Group. I can't wait to see all the beautiful quilts on show...and I'm hoping to buy a few supplies while I'm there!
Just beautiful Sue !! You've done a fantastic job on the DiFord quilt -- so pretty!
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ReplyDeleteThank you, Corina!
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