It's Wednesday again and that means Hexie time. I only made a few stepping stones for my garden this week but every little hexagon helps. I'm working on quilting 2 runners and here is one of them. My local quilt shop has a great summer special. You purchase the pattern of the week and you can purchase up to 10 fat quarters at a discounted price.....more on that next time - I'm too lazy to get up again and grab the patterns.
I have a wool class this Saturday, I can't wait! Kathy (Woolkeeper website coming soon), who has designed other wool projects I've posted, is doing the third in a Seasons series. The first Banner (6" x 12")was "Spring Blossoms".
Then came summer .....
"House on Daisy Hill" obviously isn't finished.....no daisies....
and Saturday is "Pumpkin Patch House". As you see I have most of the pieces traced and cut out.
Last, and most special, my daughter made/painted this for me. I just LOVE IT! She does such amazing work. She's been creating a lot of mixed media works lately. Maybe she'll let me post what's in Dad's (DH) room next.
Happy Stitching!
Danette
12 comments:
lots of lovely projects happening here Danette,have fun.xx
what fun you are having with your wool projects! They are looking great and your daughter's lovely gift will bring you smiles for a long long time!
That's a stunning runner Danette, and you are right - every little hexy goes towards the final project... x
I love your runner and the mini quilts are just gorgeous...
Hugz
Your MiNi's are wonderful... and your DD artwork is fantastic. No wonder you are showing it off! :)
Good things happening at your place.
I love your wool projects and the runner ,lots of lovely projects.:-))))
beautiful projects - especially love the wool/felt ones. you certainly keep yourself busy!!
Love those wool minis you have been working on Danette.
Wonderful mixed media! The runner is lovely and yes, every little hexie counts. Love, love the banners, can't wait to see the pumpkin one.
Wonderful projects, all of theme.
Love your wool houses. I'm looking forward to your hexies. How will they look like in fabric?
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