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Happy October and Harvest Festivals! It’s that time of year
again when leaves begin to fall outside and ‘The Ploughman’ wall hanging comes
out of storage and onto the wall inside. As the days shorten and darkness
lengthens, the ‘Autumn Leaves’ quilt has also made its appearance on the
rocking chair. It’s time for log fires and relaxing in front them with ‘sedentary
inwardness’. What’s not to like?
No let-up for me however as I have started a couple of commissions
which I have been asked to do. These table runners are going to measure 10” x
84”, and certainly one of them needs to be ready for Christmas. I have made a
start on both, as the fabrics have to be prepared and it is easier to do them side
by side rather than put the fabric away and get it out again. I will get them to the same stage before I start
on the concentrated and detailed stitching on one of them, to make sure it is
ready in time. Here’s a reminder of the process I am using.
Shapes onto felt
First layer of shapes
This coming week I will be involved in the Nercwys (St Mary’s)
village church Harvest Festival with Quilting
Exhibition. The church will be open 12:30
to 4:30 on Friday 7th,
Saturday 8th and Sunday 9th. If you are local to this
event come and have a look at the flowers and enjoy the quilts at this one-off
event. You won’t be disappointed.
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