Lovely fabrics as always. You've done a lot of work/sewing this week - are you resting in between or are you 'almost' back to your 'normal' self again :) and I've enjoyed watching your *Star Of The Show* coming together. Enjoy the rest of your weekend :)
So pretty! I am admiring your perfect intersections too. Mine aren’t always perfect but I don’t always fix them either....I think it would be so much fun to go fabric shopping with you! Would love to have your insight in fabric selection. (Don’t get me wrong.....I love fabric and love picking it out, no problem there! Just would enjoy hearing what goes through your mind as you are shopping for fabrics. Or do you always order your fabrics?)
Gorgeous colorwash as usual! I also really like the surprise star quilt. I too was thinking the star was a bit on the white side, but adding the other lighter blocks really helped pull it all together.
Question on your color wash organizing trays - within each color family stack, do the trays then go light to dark also? i.e. for the yellows - does one tray contain light yellows another a bit darker, and so on, to a tray of dark yellows? Or do you have light & dark mixed on all the trays that change as you use or add new fabrics?
I so enjoy it when you are showing each step of your progress. Another lovely color wash in the making. Oh Wanda how I wish we were closer. I want to make just one color wash before I say good by. (*._.*)
Because you use such gorgeous batiks, your colorwash is just as beautiful up close as it is from afar! I love looking st the amazing batiks, each one of which is an artwork in itself!
Seems to me that you always have nicely matched intersections; pressed or not. Love it along with every thing else you do :-)
ReplyDeleteLovely fabrics as always. You've done a lot of work/sewing this week - are you resting in between or are you 'almost' back to your 'normal' self again :) and I've enjoyed watching your *Star Of The Show* coming together. Enjoy the rest of your weekend :)
ReplyDeleteYour seam intersections are SO well done -always. And your pressing is so precise. Will be happy to see this top's reveal photos.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I am admiring your perfect intersections too. Mine aren’t always perfect but I don’t always fix them either....I think it would be so much fun to go fabric shopping with you! Would love to have your insight in fabric selection. (Don’t get me wrong.....I love fabric and love picking it out, no problem there! Just would enjoy hearing what goes through your mind as you are shopping for fabrics. Or do you always order your fabrics?)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous colorwash as usual! I also really like the surprise star quilt. I too was thinking the star was a bit on the white side, but adding the other lighter blocks really helped pull it all together.
ReplyDeleteQuestion on your color wash organizing trays - within each color family stack, do the trays then go light to dark also? i.e. for the yellows - does one tray contain light yellows another a bit darker, and so on, to a tray of dark yellows? Or do you have light & dark mixed on all the trays that change as you use or add new fabrics?
WOW 😳 your Colourwash is like an explosion of colour... beautiful !
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Did I read that you are making up colorwash kits? :)
ReplyDeleteThat is really incredible.
ReplyDeleteEverything is so perfect. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI so enjoy it when you are showing each step of your progress. Another lovely color wash in the making. Oh Wanda how I wish we were closer. I want to make just one color wash before I say good by. (*._.*)
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Beautiful as always! If Chris Saper is correct and you are making up kits, I would surely be interested!
ReplyDeleteTotally gorgeous. Enjoying watching the quilt go together.
ReplyDeleteit is Gorgeous, there was mention of a kit above, I would also be interested. take care and Happy Sewing from Iowa
ReplyDeleteBecause you use such gorgeous batiks, your colorwash is just as beautiful up close as it is from afar! I love looking st the amazing batiks, each one of which is an artwork in itself!
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