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Fairytale Patchwork: Inspiration
Months ago I made these curtains for my daughter’s room, inspired by a project in Meg McElwee’s “Sew Liberated“: Love them! But, as soon as I hung them up I was dying to complete the look with a...
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Mayfair Memories & Fairytales
So, not much stitching this weekend. I gardened on Saturday (and actually enjoyed thinning the carrots – shhh… don’t tell anyone!) and Sunday we went to Mayfair! Here’s my little Mayfair maiden:...
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Cut Short
At last I’ve begun piecing my daughter’s Fairytale Patchwork twin-sized quilt. I can’t tell you how heavenly it’s been to work with this giant bouquet of gardenias on the table, fresh cut from my...
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Fairytale Snapshots
How do you photograph a ginormous quilt top all by yourself… when the only good light left is outside? Hmm… Spread it out on a grassy slope? Climb a tree? Ok, there it is. Well, now you can see it...
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A Fairytale in Process
Two weeks ago I bombarded you with pictures of my daughter’s Fairytale Patchwork finished quilt top. If you think that the quilt finished by now, think again. First off, I decided to try a bias-free...
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Hand Quilting on Fairytale Patchwork
Has it really only been 4 days since I started hand quilting? My daughter’s Fairytale Patchwork quilt has turned out to be an ideal First in hand quilting. I’m using Anna Maria Horner’s tutorial,...
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Hand Quilting & Sunshine
Oh my, how I’ve enjoyed hand quilting Aria’s Fairytale Patchwork quilt! The entire process has been so relaxing and satisfying, especially experimenting with different quilting patterns. Here are a...
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