And while we're talking about fairies, more of the Dance With fairies range arrived yesterday, too. The pinks, greens and a little of the yellow is destined for a bed quilt for my niece, which I need to start, and have finished in 2 weeks in time for her 2nd birthday party!
I'd thought there should be more to the range when I first saw it, but only recently managed to track some down. It's a new but rather elusive range!
And here's a peek at a quilt top I've just finished:
It will be put aside for a while now, so I can tackle my niece's quilt, and Eleanor's teddy quilt, which has also been waiting on the green leaves above.I have spent the night cutting 5in and 6.5in charm squares (the former for a swap with the EB girls, the latter for my 1km giveaway winners) and still have a LOT to go!
Come back tomorrow for the winner of The Great International Stash-Busting Giveaway!
With the outgoings of giveaways, let's count this as stash-neutral ;) I doubt I won anything in TGISBG, as I had a nasty headache and was only able to look at and enter a few.
The sneak peak looks fantastic. Did you find it hard to press that white on white stripe fabric? I used that in my reversed applique snowflake quilt for the 4SQS Winter round and it was a pain in the butt!
ReplyDeletehope you feel better soon Emma. Love the fabrics that you have just got. happy to swap some of our cold with your hot weather (its snowing here!)
ReplyDeleteThe snail trail looks fantastic with that prints charming fabric - can't wait to see the big reveal. I think I'm going to like it alot - very cute fabric and your wonderful quilting style!
ReplyDeleteWondering where you tracked the more illusive matching Fairy blending fabrics? Do you reveal where your sources are? Do you shop online or in stores.
ReplyDeletethanks. I found the fairies at http://shop.epbdolls.net/category.sc?categoryId=30
I love your color combinations. You have become one of my new favorites to read.
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