November already

Well it really is November already - I can't believe it. I'll have to crack on if I want to make some of my Christmas pressies.

Today I went to the Malvern Autumn Show as I 'd won tickets. It was a really nice day. The weather was warm and dry, the show wasn't too crowded and it wasn't too busy either. Very civilized. There were a reasonable number of traders - enough to let me spend some money (but not too much).

Well here are some photos of the quilts. Most were really collections from either individuals or groups of artists. And here are some of the photos:

Lots of circles

But not only circles

And here are some American style quilts - an example of one and then the whole row of them in different colours.

And a few more...

Hope you like them. It was a great day out.

Comments

Thimbleanna said…

Very lovely quilts Sarah Jayne -- thanks for sharing!

3 November 2007 at 23:56

verobirdie said…

Thanks for sharing!
The quilts had all the place they deserve, it seems

4 November 2007 at 06:17

Dennis...

...well unfortunately Dennis died last month. Although we were very upset at the time we realise he had a very happy long life (18 years) and he spent his last day in the garden sunning himself . Everyone who came to the house met him - whether they wanted to or not; he was very friendly . So here are a last few photos of him looking like the fat happy orange cat that he was...

I've moved

Hi - you can now find me at: sarahtextileart.blogspot.com

At long last ......

At long last it's finished. My first large (96 x 78 inches) quilt. I'm really pleased with the pieced binding. It took a while to finish off - but I really like it. I've still got a bit of tidying up and I need to add a label - but the hard slog is finished. So I feel a bit lost now without a huge quilt to sit and stitch when I fancy. You can see from below I've already got the fabric for my next project from Strawberry Fayre. And yet again it was great service - really fast. I've washed the fabric and now it needs a good press. I also need to make sure I think about how the cut the fabric so I don't end up with lots of bits. The larger pieces I'll piece to make the back.

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