It seems like forever that I posted - in reality, it's been a week, but not getting on the computer everyday makes such a difference - the 'To be read' list of posts from the uber talented I follow continue to circle the globe and I don't seem to be making any dent in it with the paltry time I'm 'allowing' myself - hopefully all will change next term (this term really has been very busy and I'm hoping it's not indicative of the rest of the course)
So, I got up early, read a couple of posts and thought I'd quickly add what's been happening around here....
A couple of Bee blocks, the first for the Australia Bee....
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such a pretty block |
The next couple are for do.good Stitches - Melissa sent the pink dot for the final round and the rest we contributed...
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The final pink round on the second one actually matches the first for colour - so the saturation you see is a bit exagerated! |
These blocks have been sent off to their respective bee mamas.
In other news, the ladies in my classes have been busily sewing away their projects of the month...
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The gorgeous Barb - and it's the very first thing she has ever made - love that beaming 'I made it myself' smile.. |
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This months project - a zipped, lined pouch - they did a fabulous job..... |
A couple of days ago I dyed some fabric to use for the stitched piece for school - the brief is titled 'colours of our lives' and I'm going red....reddish.....what the??
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Buster had to get himself in the photo again - this time his 'other' end |
So, time to go......today I'm mounting samples of fabrics dyed with various dye mediums (sun dyes, RIT dyes and Landscape dyes) and I really must make a start on the reports.......arrivederci...
Love the hand dyed fabric pic. I look forward to seeing what you make with those beautiful pieces.
ReplyDeleteLoved the other stuff you showed too. Just distracted by the pretty hand dyes :)
Aren't bees fun? I am enjoying the two I joined : )
ReplyDeleteBusy, busy! But it does sound like you are loving the course and that is what counts.
ReplyDeleteGreat blocks, wonder if Buster was suggesting you'd made an arse of the dyeing ;o)
ReplyDeleteI Love buster's other end - he's handsome which ever way round he is lol. When are you classes Kay? Do you do any at the weekend?
ReplyDeleteYour Australia bee block is wonderful. I hope things improve for you next term.
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