The beginnings of a Christmas table runner...
from my MCM Bee buddies!
A beautiful piece of fabric from Japan,
called a tenugui, from my son!
And a quilt top, blocks by Helen
and sashing by me!
And for the backing, a choice from the vintage sheet stash...
from a Melbourne op shop or two!
Happy sewing!
SUZ
Happy sewing!
SUZ
I love those red stars, you are in great bees, the piece from your son is beautiful and that will be a lovely quilt.
ReplyDeleteLove the sampler quit, especially your choice for the sashing and cornerstones. I don't like using solids so the pindot fabric is perfect. I have to check out the Treehouse Sampler Quilt pattern. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThat piece from Japan is beautiful - great vintage sheet find too.
ReplyDeleteLove your red & white blocks! And those pretty vintage sheets were a great find, they will be very useful!
ReplyDeleteThe Japanese fabric is just stunning, love the colours in it. Good idea to get started on the Christmas sewing early :)
ReplyDeleteThose sashed blocks look so good together and the red and white blocks look promising too. Your son has good taste in tenugui.
ReplyDeleteSo many pretty fabrics in this post! Your son sure knows how to pick out good Mom presents :)
ReplyDeleteThat Christmas sampler is going to be gorgeous. And so organised to be working on it now :-)
ReplyDeleteOhhhh! Love Helens quilt top! And your sampler will be so striking with the red and white! My block is on its way!
ReplyDeleteYour Christmas runner is going to be a beauty! I love the Treehouse Sampler quilt. What fabric did you use for the sashing? It sets off the blocks so well.
ReplyDeleteThe Tenugui from Japan is beautiful. Is it a printed pattern or woven into the fabric?
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful mixed bag of fabric goodness!! Your son has great taste in gifts.
ReplyDeleteLovely blocks. Your table runner will be pretty. Your vintage sheet stash is pretty amazing, too
ReplyDeleteI don't know where you find the time... or the energy! So many great projects here. It's great that you're going to end up with a red and white quilt, and one with such a pretty block. Every quilter loves them.
ReplyDeleteYour op shop vintage sheets are much nicer than mine. I have sheet envy!
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