This quilt that I started quite a few years ago is finally finished.I will show you a proper photo in a couple of weeks time, when it is unfolded and given to a special person, but until then......sshh....not a word .
That special person could see and then the surprise would be spoilt !
Patchwork is starting to take on a bit of a resurgance in my life lately, not that it ever really disappeared, and I do love hand piecing.
This is part of a star that forms a large hexagon.
I have made the stars before using the English Paper Piecing method, but this time I thought I would hand piece using Sarah's example
from Material Obsession 2.
I love her bright quilt with the spots and stripes she has used and it has been fun collecting all the spots and and dots I can lay my hands on !
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3 comments:
What a fabulous looking quilt! Is that hand quilting I spy? I have been bit by the english paper peicing bug- and really enjoying it! But now I think that because I hand peiced it, I really should hand quilt it too!
Hope all you NZers are on high ground or getting there--that was a big one.
I love your colourful design!
Where can I find the pattern for the star?
A girl from my trombonechoir (sorry I don't know the right word for Posaunenchor in english)
Its an brassband in our church. O.k. This girl
Christina is at this time near Wellington to work and travell'.
I don't know, where you live. Is it far away?
Do you know a nice job for a young woman how grow up
On an typical german farm. She is very intelligent to.
Greetings from germany in stormy autumn.
Sincerely
Frauke Hahne
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