Showing posts with label homespun. Show all posts
Showing posts with label homespun. Show all posts

Saturday, August 30, 2014

8.30.14
more pumpkins
shabby chic, primitive, modern
you choose...



 
....can be found here.
 

Monday, August 18, 2014

Friday, August 15, 2014

8.15.14...
...more pumpkins



these pumpkins can be found

More vintage chenille, shades of white, tea stained, 
orange dyed, antiqued orange 
are being harvested and 
listed.
Check back often.

Saturday, May 24, 2014

5.24.14
latest project







2 reversible, zippered, quilted pillow covers.
shipped to a special customer today
enjoy....

Friday, June 28, 2013

6.28.13
more quilts on their way.....









 I'm currently working on 5 of these framed square quilt tops.  
Although I use homespun and prints they 
photograph so modern and clean. 
Hope to have at least one listed 
in the shop by next weekend.

Monday, May 6, 2013

Sunday, April 28, 2013

4.28.13
new quilt on the table....




this kaleidoscope top has been waiting to be finished
for a long time.
It's finally getting done
and should be in the shop 
by the end of the week.

Saturday, April 20, 2013

4.20.13
new quilts in the shop

front
spliced 9-patch with
triangle pieced
back
This framed square quilt below was made with homespun fabrics
in fact they are from the same stash of homespun  
used in the quilt above.
How different they look;
but look how contemporary it photographed
by using a framed square with
onsaburg sashing.
 I LOVE this look!!
Will probably make a quilt like this
for my own bed.
front
framed squares with onasburg sashing
pieced block
back
love it....
love it...
they are both posted in 
the shop...
and 
framed square - SOLD
I am in the process of working on 
another of the framed square quilt.  
Hope to have in the shop before 
too long.

Saturday, January 5, 2013

1.5.13
echo :: home goods






the above table runner is
new in the shop 


had to work building this...
 

...now I'm enjoying this.
A good quilting project and warm fire
are what get's me thru the 
cold gloomy winters.

Thursday, December 6, 2012