All that time I could not sew nor knit so I haven´t much to show this week.
I had finished quilting that piece before going. The blocks were friendship blocks from allover the world. I machine quilted it and then washed it to get the antique look.While in Great Britain, I bought some food colouring to try some more yarn dyeing. And this time I am very pleased with the results:
The three skeins were dyed with a mixture of Kool Aid and food colouring. Now when am I going to knit all those socks and/or scarves?!
Not tomorrow as I will give a workshop on machine quilting! I will show the result of the course next time.
I wish you a nice week end with a lot of sun (as we had today).
8 comments:
The siggie block quilt looks wonderful! Love all that gorgeous yarn too.
Your siggiquilt looks great. I must admit that I have not started to make a quilt from my siggies.
LG, Britta
Sounds like you had a very nice visit. Your vibrant yarns are wonderful!
Your dye projects always turn out so pretty. Perhaps some day I will take the plunge.
Glad to hear you had a good trip, it's always nice to get away for a bit.
The quilt looks fabulous...and those yarn dyes.... divine.
Chic je vais avoir plein de nouvelles chaussettes
Your quilt looks wonderful. I love the setting arrangement. Thank you for showing us. I am happy to see my little square in there.
Wow wow wow your dying of the yarn is absolutely superb.
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