
Still blogging at 100 posts, so better than 85% of starter bloggers apparently. 
Hexagons from the Jen Jones Quilt Collection. a velvet and silk quilt made for a friend by another who was emigrating. These hexagons are about 1 inch in diameter ( can a hexagon have a diameter?), so this was a true labour of love.

Hexagons from the Jen Jones Quilt Collection. a velvet and silk quilt made for a friend by another who was emigrating. These hexagons are about 1 inch in diameter ( can a hexagon have a diameter?), so this was a true labour of love.
Stitched over papers, and then hand appliqued to the velvet with feather stitch . The long contrasting stitches around the inner edges of the hexagons are a lovely touch.
Congratulations Av! Have you seen Julie & Julia? ...depite the over-acting of Meryl Streep it gives a good insight into the motivation of the blogger...and who knows there might be "filum" in the future of "StitchinScience"
ReplyDeleteWith love,
Fi
I thought for a moment that you'd reduced scale and increased production to make these.... aren't they lovely!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the 100th post!