I currently have 5 collections planned, mostly for projects I have in the pipeline (because really, if you're going to win thread wouldn't it be great if it was for a project?).. So far I've only put two of my collections together, so without further ado let me introduce you to:
"Hopping to California"
Inspired by Figtree & Co's "California Girl" range, this collection (should I win!) was designed to be used with my "California Girl" jelly roll that is earmarked to make Camille Roskelley's "Hopscotch" quilt pattern as part of Katy's "Swooning-on-a-hop-along".
Threads used are designed to be in a 40wt, perfect for piecing and quilting.
Top Row:
1. 2130, 2. 1135, 3. 1231, 4. 1147
Middle Row:
1. 2021, 2. 4668, 3. 2220, 4. 2250
Bottom Row:
1. 5007, 2. 5006, 3. 1320, 4. 2325
"Divine Sweetness"
My second collection is inspired by The Quilted Fish's "Sweet Divinity" range. I have purchased most of the prints in this range (and her "Sugar & Spice" range) so that when we finally move house I can do up Blossom's room.. new quilt, bunting, cushions, you name it! I really wanted something that wasn't just pink, because little girls grow up eventually and I wanted something that would see her through quite a few more years!
Again, the threads I've chosen would be a 40wt, perfect for piecing, quilting and perhaps even a little applique, embellishment or machine embroidery!
Top Row:
1. 2024, 2. 3770, 3. 2805, 4. 2815
Middle Row:
1. 2105, 2. 2135, 3. 4653, 4. 2888
Bottom Row:
1. 4660, 2. 3660, 3. 2588, 4. 4020
Hi how are you?
ReplyDeleteI was looking through your blog, and I found it interesting, and inspiring to me, so I thought why not post a comment.
I have blogs also obviously, and would like to invite you to become my blog friend.
I mostly post about the California experience through the perspective of personal writings, and my art.
Maybe you can become my friend, and follow, and I can also follow you, if that is okay.
Well I hope to hear from you soon… :)
Jesse Noe Mendez
Hi Tracey,
ReplyDeleteI have just been so inspired by hopping from your blog to the Craftsy classes and I say thank you for putting their button on your blog. I can see plenty of fun coming my way, which I will then share on my blog all to see.
Hugs
Sharina (aka Polly)
Blimey you have some unusual commenters here. Can I be really boring and say I love your mosaics with the extra bits added. I'm trying to twist Alex's arm to have a third winner from the most interesting / creative mosaics, so please post these like this with the extra bits added - OK now I'm a weird commenter too with this long-winded comment!
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