I love Amish patterns and I found a nice idea on a blog
http://lazygallibamish2010.blogspot.com/
and that was to do your own version of something Amish.A liberated Amish.The batik fabrics are the ones I have done during the two last course weekends.They are hand dyed and they are so nice to work with.
The "quilt" is on a the snow.We have got even more snow today but it's warmer now,about -9C instead of -29C we had yesterday morning.A perfect day for sewing.
Now it's time for dinner.
http://cottoncharmquilts.typepad.com/charmingchatter/
15 comments:
I'm so happy you'll be joining us at the party - looking forward to sewing with you!
see you at the party, nothing better than a Saturday full of sewing with friends.
Hope you are enjoying the party. Looking forward to seeing your sewing project . Happy sewing!
You chose such pretty colors for your Liberated Amish project! I like that the fabric has a mottled look.
What a lovely block--and you have done a great job with the dyeing of the fabric--how are you doing on the project today???
Hugs, Di
hi Ulla, I love Amish things. Growing up as a child, we saw the Amish quite often and I always thought their quilts/quilting was just "one of a kind". I really like your block.
Have a good sewing day.
Eat Chocolate too.
Nice fabric choices. Will you quilt it by hand or machine?
that is really lovely!
Hi Ulla!
Nice block, love the color!
Manuela
What lovely blocks - very pretty Ulla! Thanks so much for joining us at the party - we'll have to do it again soon!
Very pretty block.
Underbart block och härliga färger har du valt till.. lycka till med resten av arbetet..
ha det så gott!
Amish pattern done in batiks? I love that idea!
Very lovely. What a fun party it was :-)
What a nice block!
It was a fun party, huh? Ok, is there a trick when sewing with Batiks? The material is so soft/delicate, I tried it once & I'm not to fond of it.
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