A border of birds...
Princess Feathers...
these are the first two blocks of a four block applique quilt, which are quite largeI managed to do one of the borders, I love the birds.
This is a Kim McLean design available from glorious color
She makes the most wonderful quilts and this is part of her exhibition at the Sydney quilt show. You can see the princess feathers quilt to the far left. The quilt is shown as a close up if you follow the links on the Glorious Color website.I'm in no hurry to finish this one, I'm enjoying taking my time and I need to have some applique on hand to do. Besides, I have to quilt the tops before they become quilts and I have a few of those!
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12 comments:
Wow! Beautiful applique! Must look up Kim's website, thanks!
Hugs - Lurline!
omgosh oh I am drooling all over my keyboard...not good!
but your work and fabric choices for Kim's quilt is just beautiful .
LOVE your quilts.
I need to buy this pattern too, love the border.
Kathie
Oh mum - you know how much I love this - the border is just fab! Such a wonderful design to show off such yummy fabric. I will have to show J when she gets home from school - I think this is her as well.
OMG! I really love your blocks!!
the border birds and princess feathers, WOW! You really blow my mind! I love brights now! Thank you for inspiring me.*S*
Wow - those feather blocks are really something, but I love the birds the best - what a wonderful border.
Oh, Princess feathers! A favorite block. I had not seen that quilt before. Now I want to read more about Kim Mclean. Thanks for sharing.
your applique is beautiful Those feathers look so hard to do.
Your quilts are wonderful. Bravo!
GREAT BLOG ALWAYS LIKE SEEING WHAT YOU'RE DONE DURING THE WEEK ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW OH AND I JUST LOVE THE DOUBLE WEDDING RING
You just have to love that man's fabric...and your work is spectacular!!
I love those bright colors! They almost jump out of my PC ;-)
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