My latest project to be published is my Dresden table runner. It will be in Handmade magazine and available for purchase on starting Wednesday, 16th May 2012.
Issue number: Handmade Vol 30 No 4
And not only is it published, check it out on the front cover!
Inside the magazine, you’ll see my project, plus my photo. Eek!
I remember when I took this photo. I was at a local tourist attraction called the Kiama Blowhole. I was trying to get a photo of me, in front of the blowhole, while the water was “blowing”.
Hub tried, but didn’t get one that I liked, so I took charge and got lucky with a shot at the right time.
Now back to the project - I love this runner.
I love the Dresden plate blocks.
I love the Trapunto which makes the Dresden’s “pop”.
I love the fabric prints (it is mostly Flora by Lauren + Jessi Jung for Moda Fabrics).
I love the colours.
I love the hand quilting.
Mothers Day is here on Sunday, so my mum may just receive this runner and a voucher from Good Return.
Do I sound proud? Yes, I admit that I am – just a teensy bit.
Issue number: Handmade Vol 30 No 4
And not only is it published, check it out on the front cover!
Inside the magazine, you’ll see my project, plus my photo. Eek!
I remember when I took this photo. I was at a local tourist attraction called the Kiama Blowhole. I was trying to get a photo of me, in front of the blowhole, while the water was “blowing”.
Hub tried, but didn’t get one that I liked, so I took charge and got lucky with a shot at the right time.
Now back to the project - I love this runner.
I love the Dresden plate blocks.
I love the Trapunto which makes the Dresden’s “pop”.
I love the fabric prints (it is mostly Flora by Lauren + Jessi Jung for Moda Fabrics).
I love the colours.
I love the hand quilting.
Mothers Day is here on Sunday, so my mum may just receive this runner and a voucher from Good Return.
Do I sound proud? Yes, I admit that I am – just a teensy bit.
Dresden Plate blocks – love them, loathe them, or never tried them?
Lovely, congratulations on the recognition of your talent. Looking forward to seeing more ! Janet
ReplyDeleteYay you! Cover girl!
ReplyDeleteVery nice! And it's funny, but when I first looked at the table runner I thought maybe the Dresden Plate was a clock. I see it is not, but wouldn't that be a fun idea?
ReplyDeleteL-O-V-E "the plate" runner. I've never seen a dresden I didn't like! Congrats! :)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations!! I LOVE that table runner! Looks like something I will definitely be making!! ... Think it's the Dresdens - LOVE these!!
ReplyDeletecongrats Anorina,it looks stunning i have never made a dresden plate before but i think i might have a go now,lol,after i buy the mag.xx
ReplyDeleteYA! Congrats!!
ReplyDeleteWell done you!! Be proud! :)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations--that is wonderful news and it couldn't have happened to a more talented quilter!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations!I like dresden and your table runner!
ReplyDeleteI've done something like this before..........looks great congrats
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! =D
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, another stunning project ;-) I have always admired the Dresden plate, I really must try it ;-)
ReplyDeleteNo wonder you made the cover - your table runner is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteCongrat's the table runner is gorgeous. Love Dresden plates. My first ever patchwork project was Dresden plate place mats all sewn by hand as i didn't have a sewing machine back then. Hugs,
ReplyDeleteyou should be proud! this is fantastic! LOVE It! and congratulations!
ReplyDeletecongratulations it's beautiful.
ReplyDeletecongrats. job well deserved
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Congratulations on having work published.
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