All the blocks are done now on the quilt from last year.
The next stage of putting them together will most likely take me awhile, so a few more close-ups and an all-together shot.
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Will take a better shot soon.
Happy Jewel-tone Stitching
Phillipa
11 comments:
I love your crochet pansys and other flowers. The stiches are so rich in color. Thanks for shareing
Thank you for linking up to the quilt show! :)
Please insert a link to my blog
www.pigtalesandquilts.com
so your readers can come and see the other crazy quilters works.
Thanks so much. :)
Gorgeous blocks Phillipa. Love the jewel tones and what you have done with them.
Hi! This quilt is spectacular! I am so happy you linked up to the online quilt show so I got the chance to see it!
Phillipa, it's so nice to meet you and your creation! I like your colors, your lush embroidery!
very beautiful!
greetings from Russia,
Masha
Very nice! Your crazy quilting makes mine look empty! My blog is called My Crazy Quilt Life. It began in Aug 2010 and I showed part of one of the quilts that I made in the first post. www.bsneeringer.blogspot.com
I loves your blocks! It's very creative..
I'm going to vote for you ! :)
I am new to the crazy quilting thing, but my question is, does everyone use the same pattern for setting up the blocks? They look the same and if so where do I get a copy of the pattern. I am very excited to try my first block. Yours are beautiful!
Hi Kelliejo. There is no pattern for crazyquilting per se. They all look similar as we all use a similar process.
Start with a centre piece of 4 or 5sides and Stitch across raw seams in a rotating manner.
It is sometimes called the stitch and flip method. Stitch the seam. Flip it over and iron flat.Then trim.
These are all done on a base block.
Hope this helps.
I may put up a step-by-step on the blog shortlyfor beginners.
Regards Phillipa
This is absolutely beautiful!
Your work is amazing and you are very talented. Greetings from New Zealand.
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