The Country Yard Stitchery |
This is a fantastic quilt shop that caters to many patch workers needs, beautiful fabrics, threads, friendly welcoming atmosphere.
I used a stencil for this part and used Signature variegated thread.
I also did an orange peel effect on the postage stamp blocks.
Needle turned block and orange peel quilting. |
Now and then I get to make some things for myself..........
A bit of early Christmas cheer! Lynette Anderson's Christmas Fun Button Mystery BOM These are cute as anything...I haven't added the Gingerbread man button, I will add after the quilter has quilted it!
Strippy Classic |
I got this pattern from Bonnie Hunters Leader /Ender book.I have just bought her other 2 books, recycling cotton shirts.....my husband better start hiding his shirts as he has some nice ones...100% cotton too!
LOL I collect cotton shirts - op shop diving is fun ::))
ReplyDeleteDenim jeans is another favourite
The orange peel quilting really jazzes up the simple squares. Nice idea.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty setting for your strippy classic. It reminds me of how they photograph the quilts for Kaffe's books: stone walls, old wood...
I think my husband has some real nice shirts he hasn't worn in a long time. And he's on a trip this week. Heh heh heh.
Hear, hear on The Country Yard's friendly welcoming atmosphere!!
ReplyDeleteSo, um, what are you making with 700" of 2" squares? That's a whole lotta leaders and enders.
Beautiful quilting Leeanne..love the orange peel quilting.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous machine cover, great idea..
I keep meaning to use the leaders and ender method but never organized enough to do it..
Julia ♥
All the projects are lovely. I like that stencil quilting motif.
ReplyDeleteYou have been busy.....I am learning free motion quilting so I loved seeing your quilting.... the orange peel looks great for squares.... thanks for your comment on Sew Its Finished.....
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Your current leader/ender project looks lots of fun :-). I like how your sewing machine cover turned out - are those baby log cabin blocks I see in there?
ReplyDeleteLOL, how perfect! I have started stitching my leftover squares (the centres of my klosjes) together, thinking it would be a great border some day! What an inspiration to keep at it! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is stunning: yummy reds and the quilting is exquisite. And your cover; Gorgeous!
Oh Leeanne I am so happy I had a chance to catch up with you a bit. You are always so inspiring!
Big hug from me!