Sunday, 1 November 2015

You've Got Mail! Quilt

On this sunny Sunday morning I have a new quilt to show off! 

The pattern of this adorable quilt was published in issue 7 of Love Patchwork and Quilting magasine and it was a very popular sew-along at the time - here are a few to look at! 

Mine was originally meant for a swap, but I decided to swap another - beautiful! - quilt instead and to finish this one to keep for myself! Why not??)))

The idea was to use some of my lovely Liberty fabrics! And I love love love the way they show in these envelopes! :)

Another feature is the double needle I have used for quilting. The effect is amazing and I try to forget all the hussle it took to do it. The thread kept breaking even after I did thread the threads properly))) Never mind, it's done now and it's fab!!!

Will hang this mini on the wall in my crafts room - the walls are still empty and are asking for decoration. xx

















Enjoy yourselves and your quilting! :-)) x

9 comments:

  1. Таня!! Какое чудо! Я тебя люблю :))

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    1. Ниночка, и я тебя люблю! Миленькая штучка получилась, скажи?! :)

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  2. Как здорово смотрится стежка двойной иглой! Надо и свою наконец-то опробовать :)

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    1. Спасибо! ТщательнЕе заправляйте нитки, когда будете пробовать - там это важно, каждую нитку в свой пазик заправить.

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  3. This is so beautiful and delicate Tatyana, and I love the double needle effect!

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    1. Thank you very much, Jo :) You will see it next week ;) x

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    2. Stunning Tatyana, love the twin needle work, I must try using mine again. I gave up a bit after some thread breaking

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    3. Stunning Tatyana, love the twin needle work, I must try using mine again. I gave up a bit after some thread breaking

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    4. Thank you so much, Sheila! I used silk threads first time for double needle - no problem at all, this time it took me try and error to understand I did not thread the threads properly. Then it was Ok. For small projects it is a good variation. Not for large ones :)

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