It's a very special addition to my stash that I want to share about today - my quilt "Firebird" won the first place in the appliqué category of the Bloggers' Quilt Festival and I got a Fat Quarter Shop certificate which I immediately put to good use. On Friday my parcel arrived (took just a week from the US to Ireland, which is very nice).
Two ten-inch squares packs - Stonehenge Gradations and Bali Crackers in green. Just look at that:
Does it make anybody go green with envy? ;)))
It's impossible to show all the beautiful batiks, they are all different (all 40 of them) and all just gorgeous! I usually am short on greens for my art projects, now I think this issue has been addressed.
There is another gorgeous prize that my fabric pumpkin won (randomly) from the Handmade Halloween link-up hosted by Bernie at Needle and Foot, and it was a pattern by Lorna of Sew Fresh Quilts. My girls chose the Forest Friends pattern and I couldn't but take a break from my current project to try it out. I made two blocks yesterday and they turned out very winterly with the snowy background and snowflakes on the deer's nose.
Aren't they super cute? I haven't yet decided what I'll do with them but they seem very suitable for winter/Christmas decor.
I'm linking up to Sunday Stash at Molli Sparkles
Main Crush Monday at Cooking Up Quilts.
Two ten-inch squares packs - Stonehenge Gradations and Bali Crackers in green. Just look at that:
Does it make anybody go green with envy? ;)))
It's impossible to show all the beautiful batiks, they are all different (all 40 of them) and all just gorgeous! I usually am short on greens for my art projects, now I think this issue has been addressed.
There is another gorgeous prize that my fabric pumpkin won (randomly) from the Handmade Halloween link-up hosted by Bernie at Needle and Foot, and it was a pattern by Lorna of Sew Fresh Quilts. My girls chose the Forest Friends pattern and I couldn't but take a break from my current project to try it out. I made two blocks yesterday and they turned out very winterly with the snowy background and snowflakes on the deer's nose.
Aren't they super cute? I haven't yet decided what I'll do with them but they seem very suitable for winter/Christmas decor.
I'm linking up to Sunday Stash at Molli Sparkles
Main Crush Monday at Cooking Up Quilts.
Hi Olena: Those beautiful batiks will look amazing in your art quilts and you have no shortage of greens now. I love the pattern your girls chose. Your critters look wonderful against the blue background.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, congrats on your win! Looks like you picked out some beautiful fabric!
ReplyDeleteoh I buy stonehenge where ever I see it. Congrats to winning
ReplyDeleteYep, I'm sure I'm green all over with envy for your beautiful fabrics! Congratulations. What fun you will be having soon!
ReplyDeleteGreat fabrics!
ReplyDeleteCongrats! I love the Stonehenge fabrics, they are so lovely. :)
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