With this to be exact.
Instead, I'm typing up a tutorial, then finishing my Treasure Boxes (we're linking up this week! You have until December 1 to finish if you want to be eligible for prizes!) :)
And working on a couple custom orders too.
I'm remaking this quilt for a soon to be born baby boy,
and working with this pile for a British friend of mine whose little boy will be getting a big boy bed twin quilt.
Still working on the design... she wants a Union Jack in there, so if you have any brilliant ideas, feel free to pass them along! :)
I'll be back before Thanksgiving to link up for the Treasure Boxes quilt!
So I suppose my rainbow will wait; those quilty bills gotta be paid! ;)
11 comments:
Great looking fabric selections there, hope you get to play soon!
Such a beautiful selection of colourful fabrics - no wonder you want to play with thrm!
Doesn't Amy, over at Diary of A Quilter, have a Union Jack pattern she uses? Seems to me she's done a bunch of quilts like that...
Love your "play" fabric!
Love your "play" fabric!
I bookmarked some union jack quilts here ...
http://www.modabakeshop.com/2011/06/shabby-chic-union-jack-wall-hanging.html
http://lilysquilts.blogspot.co.uk/2011/05/double-fat-jack-tutorial.html
http://lilysquilts.blogspot.co.uk/2012/08/jack-attack.html
Yep Amy at diary of a quilter has made a few Union Jack quilts this year. Love the colours in the quilt for your friends son.
Looks gorgeous! I have a horner/ross/ schmidt draw that I need to empty on beautitiful things next year. Spill the beans on the rainbow. What are these shapes?
Have realised today I was one of those no reply bloggers. All fixed now! Hope you're doing we'll.
I was definitely going to add that you should check out Lilys quilts!!!!
Fun stack!!!!!
That is such a beautiful pile of fabric. I hope you get to sew with them soon! :)
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