Technically, I could call this trio finish 4,5,6. But the real point was to turn orphan blocks into throw pillows.
This was the mosaic test block. I used a fusible web and cut pieces about a cm in size. They did not stick well, with tons of them falling off as I was trying to stitch them in place. I decided to wash this before I turned it into a pillow. That required my going back and re-sewing about 20% of the seams. I am glad that I didn't start with the original plan to make a portrait in the style of St Sophia's in Kiev, Ukraine. Instead I have 1 creepy Carol eye staring at me. This also took longer to turn into a pillow as it was already bound, so I hand stitched on the backing to protect the integrity of the finished piece.
This was a test block for the Tumbleweeds quilt. I designed a fairly elaborate quilting for an oversized Ohio star. You can see that quilt here.
And this was the test lay out for the Desert Rose quilt which I am almost finished hand quilting. This post has the quilt during the piecing process. The color scheme reversed with blue stars and dark green outers. Glad all that was decided before I committed to buying the fabric.
Next on the horizon is the Dragonfly Challenge pillow case. The quilting is done and I just need to make and add the back.
1 comment:
What an awesome trio. You are making significant progress on your projects. Happy Easter!
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