Now that a few projects have been completed and delegated to different quilters I can share my new projects.
It was not easy finding the inspiration for a new project. I went through the projects waiting to be started and found a pattern that I had really loved and was keen to do. With everything I need at hand (after a little retail therapy) I was off and running.
this lovely pattern is by Irene Blanck, named Orange Sherbet. It was a project in an English patchwork magazine a few years ago and I was so keen to have it I subscribed to the magazine to get the pattern. That's why the pattern is just printed on paper. Irene has since put the pattern for sale on her website if you're tempted. I was very keen to use the same background fabrics as she used and it took some internet searching to find them, luckily at a couple of my favourite on line stores.
This week past I cut out the flowers for the centre blocks. Here is one I tried out to see how the colours sat for me. I must admit I have toned the colours down a little bit, but they suit me so I am happy with them so far.
Happy days as school holidays have arrived!
Two quilts have the binding to be sewn down, definitely on the holiday to do list.
some more applique to be done with some revisiting of projects on the go.
Cheers for now
Marina
PS thankyou to Suzanne and other commenters for your kind words. I couldn't reply to your comments so will do so here. Thanks
Two lovely new projects which you are already making good progress on. Little Blooms would make a great RSC project. xx
ReplyDeleteLovely new projects. Your fabrics are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteDelicious new projects Marina. Love the colours you have chosen xx
ReplyDeleteWonderful new projects Marina, great colours, enjoy the holidays.
ReplyDeleteThese two new projects are delightful.
ReplyDeleteI love those orange flowers in the first one and the block looks great.
And all the pots is little blooms are gorgeous, too.
These are going to look lovely.
Wonderful fabrics and great projects.
ReplyDeleteI wish you much joy.
Fabulous projects, and lovely fabrics, will enjoy watching these grow...
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Marina, they are both so so so beautiful!!! I am always so inspired by you. Those flowers in the pot and vases done on different low volume backgrouds - oh boy - they are screaming at me to make them!
ReplyDeleteoh goodness I cannot decide which one i like more..........they are both going to be beautiful.......
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