After my class its taking me a while to get back into the swing of things... First I would like to show off one of my students work.
Design on the top of a hat she made.
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Then of course I have been talking to Arlene Baker about her wonderful flower mold reproductions (See other post labeled Arlene Baker) She sent me a sample of what she thought I was looking for plus some some extras...
I chose # 8 and of course the first thing I did when I received it was not follow the instructions. I very carefully made these flowers out of my synthetic Lame fabric... They and a variety of other colors with adorn the border of the quilt.
It was so much fun I ordered # 1 and #21.
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School Vacation and a trip to NYC, the Statue of Liberty, Ground Zero with Sabrina, my GGD (granddaughter daughter) , her friend Christine and my husband.
new building at ground zero
Christine and Sabrina on Liberty island
Me, Sabrina and Christine
Fabrics for a future project. The fuchsia/cranberry cotton velvet is from Delectable Mountain Fabrics, the white with the grid is from my friend Gloria's stash, and the variety of silk organza's and coordinating tulle is from MOOD... and of course Opie the cat must sit on whatever I put down... except he will not sit on my lap...
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Now I am back to my Lame quilt project. I have completed all the circles and 1/2 of the background. I spent the last several days ironing on the 1 inch Lame squares onto the second half of the background fabric and I am about 1/4 of the way through embroidering the sequins and beads around the squares.
Hopefully by the end of next week I will have the embroidery done and will start the borders.
Enjoying the spring weather!!
I love the butterfly :-)
ReplyDeleteHave fun making the molds. I will not be tempted to get interested in the skill! :-)
Butterfly is wonderful! I think, it's so pretty, because this student had brilliant teacher;))
ReplyDeleteI'm intrigued by the flower molds! They're adorable. How do they work, exactly?
ReplyDeleteLucky you, going to MOOD! I'm a wee bit obsessed with that place and with M&J Trimming. :)
The butterfly is stunning! Wonderful to see such lovely results after you have taught someone a technique. I have a couple of Arlene's molds and they are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteYou look great in NYC with those young girls babe! They got nothing on you! Loving your directions...I'm dying to hear how your class went. I've been under a rock for the past few months working on a few things and not much time to be online.
ReplyDeleteDid your students get it? What percentage? I'm eager to hear how it all went and whether YOU enjoyed it?
I see one student REALLY got it cuz that butterfly is GO-geous!!