Mine started a couple of weeks ago when I went along to "Summer School" being run by Mrs Martins Quilt Shop. Now I must admit I knew nothing of Max and Louise Pattern Company, the girls who were our tutors for the day, but their display of quilts was nothing short of amazing, and I had also done very little paper piecing or needleturn applique, but after our day I was in love with both.
I don't often work in reproduction fabrics, but loved these.
Now I did have a sneaky peak of some other dresdens I've been working on, but the photo made them look like dirty dish water, so I'll leave that for another time. Cheryl
9 comments:
They all look beautiful. Dirty dishwater ....... Ha I know what you mean sometimes the photos just do do the project justice :-)
what fun classes Cheryl so glad you enjoyed yourself,have fun practising my friend.xx
Love your progress so far, Cheryl!
Lovely projects..and so pleased you had fun..
What a darling selection of little projects. Must have been hard to choose one to start with.
Oooh must be a swap party in the air. Nice plates... lol :)
they are lovely.... I like that look of a dresden within a dresden in the first picture...
Hugz
oooh absolutey brilliant
What a great day of stitching and some lovely quilts to view.
Great work with your dresdens.
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