I've been working at the embroidery on the landscape but alas the part I'm working on isn't quite ready to be unveiled just yet. While casting about for something I could show you today I remembered that I hadn't shared the finish of the second crochet fusion quilt, so here it is...
I flipped one corner up so you could see the back.
- THIS made me laugh!
- And I found THIS quite intriguing. While you're there, have a peek through her pages of tutorials for all sorts of things, beginning HERE
- You might enjoy a peek through the galleries HERE.
Today the quote is a Tibetan proverb..."The secret to living well and longer is: eat half, walk double, laugh triple and love without measure"
Your crochet fusion piece is really pretty--nice as unlike quilts--no binding necessary;;) hugs, Julierose
ReplyDeleteNo binding, but it needed to be blocked. Don't know which is worse!
DeleteSherry of createology: Good Morning MA. Your crochet fusion quilt is lovely. I really like the combination of crochet and fabric together. I am imagining a vest done in long vertical strips. If only I was Tibetan maybe I wouldn’t be so fluffy!
ReplyDeleteYou're right - the technique would be perfect for a long vest wouldn't it.
DeleteYour quilt looks pretty.
ReplyDeleteThe cake topper made me laugh as well. A fun project to make one.
The rope placemat link, love the fabric can rope trim!
Have a wonderful week!
If I had a reason to make birthday cakes I'd definitely want to use that topper.
DeleteI like those placemats too and wouldn't mind a set (if I actually USED placemats that is!)
Thanks for the links. I admire art quilting and surface design.
ReplyDeleteArt quilting is obviously my passion and I'm afraid my links often reflect that.
DeleteI really like the crochet fusion quilt. I expect it very manageable and drapy.
ReplyDeleteIt should keep her warm over the winter months. If I hadn't already made an afghan for us I'd be tempted to make another one.
DeleteI really like the Fusion quilt, I have never seen one before.
ReplyDeleteThank-you for the interesting links.
Catherine
This is the second fusion quilt I've done and at some point I might make more. They're fun to do.
DeleteGlad you enjoy the links!
What a lovey quilt. I sure turned out nicely. I make refrigerator pickles all the time. We call them bucket pickles here. New batch is in the fridge downstairs.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
Thanks Jackie - hope the recipient likes it when she gets it at Christmas.
DeleteWhat a lovely finished crochet fusion piece. Can't wait to see the latest additions to the landscape! Hugs Christine xx
ReplyDeleteI would love to have an excuse to make more of the fusion quilts but for now I'm done.
DeleteYour quilt looks fantastic! I love the floral and green together.
ReplyDeleteThe green although it's hard to tell in the picture, is picked up from some of the green in the floral print.
DeleteYour new quilt turned out perfect.
ReplyDeleteI'm hopeful the recipient will like it...if not, I might just take it back!
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