Sorry about the late posting of my blog this week. I have
been away teaching at Alston Hall for the WE and then I went further north to
visit my mother for a couple of days. I have been away from the computer for 5
days and, I must say, it has been rather a relaxing experience. I am aware that
some of my regular readers tune in each Sunday expecting to see what I have
posted, so hopefully better late than never. (ASIDE: My mother continues to do well after her bout in hospital with
a severe chest infection and she has weaned herself off the oxygen again. I
hope I have inherited her grit and determination!)
It is always a pleasure to be at Alston Hall where I meet my
experienced regulars who take what I throw at them, have a go and then develop the
ideas. This year I chose to teach technique under the broad umbrella of Fused Piecing, to include traditional
and on-point patchwork and tonal strips, square within a square and crazy
patchwork. Here are my teaching samples.
Teaching samples
Quilting is all about sharing and these were the other
treasures that turned up at the WE.
Four weren’t able to attend the course because of adverse
weather conditions and they were sorely missed. I hope they are able to join us
next year, when as well as Jacobean positive and negative, I will be doing some
free-form fabric pictures as shown below. Hope to see you there!
And here, as a feast in pictures, are the results. Enjoy!
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