Hi June! Wouldn't it be great to actually have time to make a quilt like that? (slightly quicker to draw one!) I started making a quilt when I was 16 and I'm still adding bits to it every year or so - it's still not quite large enough to cover a bed yet! One day...
A DAY, Frances??!! I assume such a feat would be achieved using one of those new-fangled sewing machine things? Now, I'm stitching all the sides of my little hexagons by hand...
Hiya Mary, long time no chat! Gorgeous illustration, I hope to be that smiley granny one day! I adore the three generations idea. My Nanna is loads of fun, she doesn't do quilting but she does get out dancing tonnes more than me. Explains the smiles : ) x Alisa
Please can I have the quilt?
ReplyDeleteHi June! Wouldn't it be great to actually have time to make a quilt like that? (slightly quicker to draw one!) I started making a quilt when I was 16 and I'm still adding bits to it every year or so - it's still not quite large enough to cover a bed yet! One day...
ReplyDeleteThere's a workshop at the Bristol Folk House this term to make a quilt in a day, Mary... Shall I get you signed up?
ReplyDeleteA DAY, Frances??!! I assume such a feat would be achieved using one of those new-fangled sewing machine things? Now, I'm stitching all the sides of my little hexagons by hand...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. As always...
ReplyDeleteBery nice Mary. And beautiful quilt!
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good creations
Hiya Mary, long time no chat!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous illustration, I hope to be that smiley granny one day! I adore the three generations idea. My Nanna is loads of fun, she doesn't do quilting but she does get out dancing tonnes more than me. Explains the smiles : )
x Alisa
Alisa - you're back!!!!
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