I had fun creating some little Liberty blocks then setting them into Essex linen. Then it was the trusty old straight line quilting treatment which does create lovely texture.
I couldn't resist packing up the parcel with some yummy jaffas - a little kiwi treat for my swap buddy :-)
My next task is to get some more TP hexies basted so I can take some hand-stitching with me on my travels. Carolyn from Monday Modern showed me her 'plane safe' scissors and now I have some of my very own - so cute!!
Thesis touring sounds more exciting that high school teaching! Have a great time.
ReplyDeleteCute scissors! Safe travels! I hope the thesis is well accepted and travels well!
ReplyDeleteThe doll quilt is so sweet...and I too have just discovered the "safe" travelling scissors, great idea! Have a lovely trip! L
ReplyDeleteWho stocks Essex Linen in Auckland? Or do I have to buy it online?
ReplyDeletePlane safe scissors - brilliant. Let us know if they let you through with them! Love love your quilt - it is stunning. Safe travels :-)
ReplyDeleteOh I'm excited about your travels. I was wondering about your thesis the other day and hoping it had gone well. The quilt looks great too! Don't forget to pack a headlamp to help with your stitching on the plane. Heh! :-)
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty quilt! I adore the quilting, the texture is beautiful. Have a great trip!
ReplyDeleteit's a beautiful quilt and the quilting is simple but exquisite. Safe journey x
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty quilt! Love the binding, it really pops. Safe travels!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous little quilt! I especially love the texture of that straight line quilting on the linen - yum!
ReplyDeletewhat a sweet and stylish doll quilt! that liberty and Essex pair so very well together. good luck with your travels and your epp. please bring the results over to the next "in hand" epp link party on dec 14th!
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