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Author Archives: craftycreeky
Down the Rabbit Hole
This year I’m just starting one Block of the Month, it’s by Sarah Fielke and it’s called Down the Rabbit Hole. It’s a mixture of piecing and applique, so hopefully by the end I will have mastered needleturn applique. The … Continue reading
Posted in Down The Rabbit Hole, Quilting, Serendipity
Tagged Down The Rabbit Hole, Quilting, Sarah Fielke
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Splendid Sampler is nearly finished!
It’s time for a little celebration! I have just finished the last two blocks of my Splendid Sampler journey. We started a year ago, two blocks a week with a couple of weeks off at Christmas for good behaviour and on … Continue reading
Posted in Quilting, Serendipity, Splendid Sampler Quilt
Tagged Quilting, The Splendid Sampler
6 Comments
Tealed with a Kiss
How teal is teal? This is a question I’ve been pondering since I volunteered to make a block for the Tealed with a Kiss quilt. Kate blogs over on ‘Tall Tales from Chiconia’ and she regularly makes quilts to raise money … Continue reading
Posted in Quilting, Serendipity
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Another Sketchbook
There does seem to be a few Sketchbooks featuring here at the moment, there’s the international one organised by Anne Lawson in Australia, it’s called The Sisterhood of the Travelling Sketchbook, there’s about 14 of us contributing to it, all … Continue reading
Catbells
Catbells is featuring quite a lot here at the moment, it is my favourite fell, but it is also on my mind because when the Sisterhood of The Travelling Sketchbook arrives I want to do something about the wonderful countryside … Continue reading
The Splendid Sampler
My Splendid Sampler journey is drawing to a close, the last one will be published on Sunday, then I’ve just got to put it all together! Over the last couple of days I’ve caught up, so I’m just embroidering block … Continue reading
Posted in Quilting, Serendipity, Splendid Sampler Quilt
Tagged Foundation Paper Piecing, Quilting, The Splendid Sampler
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Button Back Skirt; Newlook 6876
Whilst I was making my coatigan in that gorgeous tweed last month, the fabric happened to lie next to a length of Avoca wool I treated myself to at an Embroiderers Guild meeting where Fabworks had a stand. The two fabrics … Continue reading
Posted in Dressmaking, Serendipity, Sewing
Tagged Avoca Donegal Tweed, Button back skirt, Coatigan Sylvia, Newlook 6876
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A Rolling Landscape
A couple of weeks ago I showed you an embroidery I’d started at our Embroiderers Guild, we’d had a mini workshop on making Rolling Landscapes. The idea is that a long, thin embroidery of a scene is attached to an … Continue reading
Posted in embroidery, Serendipity
Tagged embroidery, Rolling Landscapes, Turners in the Church
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January; a productive start!
I rather like the idea of a monthly report, looking back at what I’ve done and more importantly, making plans for the next month. I think it could be quite a positive thing, sometimes when you’ve lots of projects on … Continue reading
Posted in Down The Rabbit Hole, Dressmaking, embroidery, Quilting, Serendipity, Sewing, Splendid Sampler Quilt
Tagged #mysplendidsampler, Coatigan Sylvia
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Stitch-a-long 6; Flower Lattice
Three weeks have flown by since I last showed you the Flower Lattice embroidery. It’s ribbon and stumpwork, designed by Di van Niekirk, I bought the book sort of by accident as I didn’t realise it was for one big … Continue reading
Posted in embroidery, Serendipity, Stitch-a-long
Tagged Di van Niekerk, embroidery, Ribbon embroidery
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