Progress...progress

So far I am really happy with the way this is coming out!

 I m rusty in my quilt-making, that is for sure, but it is all coming back to me as I go along.

 

 I forgot how to make vines, for instance, and had to refresh my memory.

 I am using the "Perfect Stems" by Karen Kay Buckley.

I like how they are coming out.

Nice and raised up from the fabric.

 

There will be a border using the taupe gingham fabric, with more stitchery on it.

Someone at my quilt guild asked if it is a wall-hanging or what?

 I guess it could be, but I am going to use it as a table topper.

 

Blessings,

~Annie



Center medallion finished!

I am loving this project. The center motif, which features stitchery and appliqué is complete, and now it will be appliquéd into the middle of the four block quilt. I am adding rick-rack around the circle. Then there will be a wide border which will also feature stitchery and appliqué.

I think I will also do some appliqué flowers and vines over the pieced blocks.  What do you think?

Blessings,

-Annie

New Project sneak peek!

This is an original quilt I am working on. It features LOTS of stitchery, as you can see. I am hoping to have it finished in time to put in my quilt guild's quilt show, which is this September. 

I am really excited about this project. It is one of those that has just been flowing out of me. It's the best when that happens!

Blessings,

Annie

New Offerings at PFATT Marketplace today!

Here is what I have for the month of March:

 

Tulip Needlebook


This is actually worked in blue thread. There are 2 wool felt pages inside to park your needles and a special little pin too!


 





Includes a handmade pin and a pearly corsage pin

A mini Raggedy Annie Angel:

 

10" Raggedy Annie Angel

And a new little mixed media painting entitled "Sisters":

 

Sisters, 5" mixed media painting in wooden frame

Hope you have a chance to click over to PFATT and see all the wonderful offerings for March!

Blessings,
Annie



Lydia

I have put this girl on Etsy at a reduced price!

 

 

She is one of a kind and based on the newest folk doll pattern, Ruby and Opal.

Here is the link!

 

Thanks for reading my blog!!

Blessings,

Annie