Finished the 2nd Healing Garden Quilt and got it listed on etsy. I totally enjoyed doing the quilting on it, in fact I enjoyed everything about making the quilt.
The fabrics are from Kaffe Fassett's collection (except the back). The quilting is very close and dense - should make for a soft quilt after washing.
I've also made up a few table runners. Some inspired by Japanese zen gardens (sand raking) with rows and rows of stitches at about 1/4" apart.
And playing with shot cotton - woven beauties - to created this long runner. 
I've been able to get a lot of sewing done over the past couple weeks, but am going to launch back into an overtime vigil tomorrow with my job, so will have to cut back on the quilting fun.Happy weekend all!
oooooh! Such beauties!! Love the Healing, love the fabrics, love the love that goes into them.
ReplyDeleteThe healing quilt is just lovely. Love the colors. I like the runners too.
ReplyDeletealways beautiful...your work...the colours...love all...
ReplyDeletegreetings xoxo
barbara
boy you've been busy !
ReplyDeleteI am eating this all up and slurping it back
with morning tea
as I oggle.
Mmm, so pretty - those colors are beautiful together.
You really have a talent for pulling color and print together. BRAVO !
Thanks for all of these photos.
Better than looking thru a magazine !
xo-S.
HEALING quilt - such a beautiful idea. Really wonderful.
ReplyDeleteWow, you've been busy creating some wonderful things, Cat. I love them all.
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely, your love of fabric shows in all that you do. Love this!!! Hugs, mary
ReplyDeleteYour work is always so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful! The colors are so cheery and will surely speak to someone's heart.
ReplyDeleteDearest Cathy!
ReplyDeleteYou you remember me? It' has been ages but I still remember you! I just did a blog post about some lavender hearts and took a look at my blog archive. It was back in November 2006 that you sent me a little parcel and tough me how to print on fabric! It actually changes my life! And I am still so greatful that you inspired me! Thanks you so much!
If you have time, you are more than welcome to come around my blog and have a look at what I am doing these days.
As I see, you are still busy, too. Your quilts are wonderful!
Warm wishes from Germany
Anita
I love the channel quilting, but man is it a lot of work on a big quilt. Thanks for being the only visitor to my blog. LOL
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt !!!
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