I ended up with only a couple of photos from the exhibition - obviously I was really taken with appliqué type beauties!! Leeann has lots of really good photos on her blog.
Some of you may have read this post about the MOML in a quilt shop and the reproduction fabric he impulse-bought.
I have decided to make this up for him for Christmas. Here are the first blocks and how they will be arranged. There will be 9 of these, to make a lap quilt.
So far so good - this looks like it will come together quite quickly, the beauty of jelly rolls, I guess.
Those hexies are full of cuteness, the colours are gorgeous! I think your jellyroll quilt is going to look great too, haven't seen that pattern before, I like it!
ReplyDeleteGosh you are busy! 3 hexies wacko!
ReplyDeleteMe too, I really like the jelly roll quilt
Love Leanne
I like the quilt you are making for your hubby. Your hexies have a 1930's look to them. I made a tiny hexagon wallhanging in 30's fabric a few years ago. I have it on my bedroom wall and it makes me smile.
ReplyDeleteNice new hexies...Oh I like the fabric in that jelly roll it looks reproduction?Cute quick log cabins.Did your horse go off Hexies?
ReplyDeleteYour new quilt looks gorgeous Raewyn love the fabrics... very nice hexies...
ReplyDeleteOh wow, Raewyn, I don't know where to start!
ReplyDeleteI love your flowers, cute fabrics, I agree!!!
And your new project is delightful... oh I feel a temptation coming on strong... :)
Love what you are making for hubby, I am now inspired to finish one of my quilts.
ReplyDeleteHi Raewyn,
ReplyDeleteI adore your new fabrics and beautiful hexie flowers
gorgeous fabrics. Yout hexies are lovely too.
ReplyDeleteI didn't realize you were late for the hexies, becuse it is still Wednesday here. How lovely are your flowers! I love the block you made for the quilt of the MOYL. Beautiful patterns and gorgeous fabric! I didn't know there are yellyrolls of reproduction fabrics.
ReplyDeleteGreetings, Cisca
Lovely flowers!
ReplyDeleteLove the hexie flower fabrics - very sweet. The quilt for your hubby is going to be a real beauty.
ReplyDeleteThe sweetest hexagon flowers are the ones made from 1930s fabrics. You picked some pretty new fabrics for them.
ReplyDeleteThe Four Square quilt is going to be gorgeous -- very manly, and gorgeous.
Very pretty flowers and I love the new fabric. And, your new project is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteWonderful flowers! I especially like the lower right one. Your four square quilt is off to a great start - great colors!
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