Well today I will show different things which don´t have much to do with one another but are still worth showing (I think!).
First the socks: I had bought some wool in March and of course I can´t wait till next winter so here I am, knitting socks in May with temperatures much higher than usual and still no rain. A funny thing, Diane is knitting socks as well and the pattern looks much the same. Is there a sock bug going around?
Second, the inchies: I wanted to try this because when I go on holiday I think it is something I will be able to do with my mother (quilter) and my sister (no quilter, no sewer) as a girls-get-together thing. I will prepare some more and bring all my embellishments with me and on holiday (in France at the sea) we can find some more interesting stuff like seashells. I am looking forward to that.
Third, the little house: I made this one after seeing many japanese houses in a magazine about a japanese patchwork exhibition. The house is hand appliquéed and the whole is hand quilted. It is about 4"3/4 x 6" 3/4.The last picture is the mystery quilt from Waltraud Gr.. It is the result of a course I gave last winter. Look here to see more of them. I like the colours Waltraud chose. It would be perfect in MY TV-room but I don´t think Waltraud agrees!
Some people asked how big the minis were I showed in the last post but one. They are 4"x 5,5".
I wish you all a nice week-end with a lot of time for your projects!
9 comments:
I'm sitting here saying 'Wow' at the tiny quilts...great job. I'm always amazed at how they can be sewed when the pieces are tiny.
oooh, I just love that little house! What a great job you did.
Have a nice time in France at the sea. Making the inchies together with your mother and sister it's a good idea, you all will enjoy it.
That last quilt is fabulously bright and cheery, well done, Tracey
The socks are looking great, Gwen. I just love that little house--but I can't get over how small it is!
I am loving the "inchies" are the squares just 1"? I'm thinking about stealing, oh -- I mean borrowing, your idea for some art in my computer room.
I'm loving the socks. I'm working on a pair using a really soft yarn with bamboo, cotton and nylong. Such fun.
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Oh! how many beautiful works.
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Love the inchies! Great idea. I haven't caught the sock bug, so it least it isn't an epidemic just yet! Your socks are very pretty, great job!
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