myyjäiset!
Töölön Tilkkupajassa on taas joulumyyjäiset! Soile, Marle ja minä olemme taas ahkeroineet kaikenlaista hauskaa myytävää tarjolle!
Tervetuloa käymään perjantaina 11.12. klo 12-19 tai lauantaina 12.12. klo 10-16 !!
Two very different ways to design a quilt
In an earlier post I confessed that I rarely plan my quilts very much. But that does not mean there is no design process at all. Over the years I have used two very different ways to design a quilt surface. Traditional quilt design For the longest time, I thought that this was the only possible process for designing and sewing a quilt: 1. Choose a block design, perhaps two different ones 2. Choose the colours (and fabrics) for the block/blocks, which will all be similar. Note that this usually meant an expensive trip to the fabric store. 3. Cut all the pieces for the blocks 4. Sew the blocks, organise the blocks into a surface according to your plan or pattern and sew them together. 5. Design done, quilt top done. Somehow, this felt rather demanding, but I still believed that this was the way quilts were supposed to be designed. And that’s how I sewed my first quilt, a twin-sized quilt for our newly renovated bedroom. Because we had done a bit of interior decorat...
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