Entitled Foxley Village, it is made with Tilda fabrics, my very first experience with Tilda...yah, and combines hand-turn appliqué and piecing blocks
The blocks are much larger in real life than they look in the magazine, which is handy as my needle turn work is not really good yet.
First block ticked off the finished list
Second block was a pieced block
Third block, getting harder...more appliqué
I trying not to fall behind but I've got one block to catch up and my next two have just arrived....better get sewing
9 comments:
hi my lovely friend,oh your blocks are gorgeous,well done and i hope we get to catch up soon,are you going to Lisa's Fig'n'berry workshop ?
So nice to see you catching up with Helen,she looks fantastic .
Hope your day is a good one Dawn xx
Dear Dawn,
what a really lovely BOM you started. And the fabrics look very, very nice. I love the block with the fox, what a cute idea.
Unfortunately I haven´t got the homespun so I cannot stitch and piece with you (beside that I also have a dozen ore more open projects :-((()
Hugs
sigisart
These blocks are beautiful. I wasn't sure that I was going to do this BOM (I still have the homespun hometown? Bom to start), however it really is so very pretty and I adore Tilda fabrics.
Lovely work Dawn. You will be an expert by the time you get to the last block. It's hard not to get behind isn't it? That always happens to me no matter how much I try not to. Hugs......
Das wird ein wunderschöner Quilt, ich bin schon jetzt sehr begeistert!
Liebe Grüße
Steffi
Love your blocks Dawn, they look gorgeous !!!
Beautiful blocks Dawn! I was tempted to start this project but I just have too much else on the go! I am saving the magazines though.... I may try it in the future.... when I am working on less projects... LOL!! Have a lovely week! Christine x
Your blocks look even lovelier in person, Dawn.
Dear Dawn,
lovely project, wonderful fabrics and really nice sewing.
Greetings,
Sylvia
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