At last I finished the quilting of my own challenge quilt for Loose Threads Challenge 2014
Somewhat customized - did special borders and then simple meandering through out the inner quilt . This will be going to the Edgerton Quilt show October 18th at the Edgerton Middle School - so if you feel like seeing it in person stop on in - oh and if you like you can even put in a vote for me.
And oh yes turn away if you don't want to see - scarves hehehehehhe
Onion Skin Dyed scarf:
Somewhat customized - did special borders and then simple meandering through out the inner quilt . This will be going to the Edgerton Quilt show October 18th at the Edgerton Middle School - so if you feel like seeing it in person stop on in - oh and if you like you can even put in a vote for me.
And oh yes turn away if you don't want to see - scarves hehehehehhe
Onion Skin Dyed scarf:
Next I had fun past few days working with Wild Grapes -
This is what it looked like in the pot, a beautiful rich red Burgundy - now the challenge will the color hold up to rinsing and washing.
The results were NO - but I'm not unhappy at all with the results
I have been wondering how I could possibly get a grey colored scarf and like magic it appears before me. I'm loving this silver grey with a hint, yes, a slight hint of purple. Looks almost iridescent.
Today I'm taking my scarves to Cedarburg Quilt Museum, they have an interest in possibly selling them in their gift shop.
I sincerely hope I can find a market for these, as I love doing them but I don't need to make and keep hundreds of scarves for myself. Although I'm sure there are few women in my family that wouldn't mind a few.
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