Thursday, 8 September 2011

Sewing is Never A Bind

It has been a while since I blogged about anything crafty and I have been busy sewing as the Knitting and Stitching Shows are fast approaching. Yesterday I was at a meeting of the Ten Plus Textiles Group and we were selecting the work that each member of the group is going to exhibit there. It is going to be a beautiful and colourful display! We had a very busy day, but it was helped along by gorgeous cakes that Diana had baked.

This morning I have been busy binding one of my pieces, trying to get everything finished in time.


A sneak preview of one of the pieces, inspired by a letter from my Nan, our shared love of cottages and a sprinkling of fairy magic!

                                                                    Nan's Dream

I quite like how the quilting looks on the back of these pieces too!

                                                            Away With The Fairies

                                                                      Like A Flame

If any of you get chance to visit our stand at the Shows, I don't think you will be disappointed. I will be stewarding Thursday to Saturday at Dublin and over the weekend at Harrogate- I'd love it if you came to say "Hello",:D
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5 comments:

  1. Rebecca's Emporium8 September 2011 at 12:47

    These are absolutely stunning! :)
    I wish I was in the area to come and say hello! :) Hope it goes well!

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  2. Adien Crafts8 September 2011 at 20:22

    I'm in awe, absolutely jaw droppingly gorgeous! Have a great time at the shows xxx

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  3. Cariadclay8 September 2011 at 22:21

    These are stunning such pretty colours too

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  4. Aileen Clarke Crafts9 September 2011 at 18:56

    Such beautiful work! All the best with the shows. I love the textures of circular stitching and such tantalising sneaky peeks!

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  5. artangel14 September 2011 at 17:39

    Oh my days, even the back is gorgeous!! Whenever I attempt any sewing the back always looks like spaghetti junction! ;)

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