It took the better part of 18 months to finish. Each of the 16 blocks was embroidered in 8 to 14 steps as I could only embroider 13 x 18 cm at the time. A completed block measured 35 x 35 cm. As neither of us mastered the free motion stitching at the time, we had it done. Look on the Quilting page for photo's of the complete quilt.
Sunday, April 29, 2012
My First Quilt
In 2009 my embroidery friend, Maresa Pretorius, invited me on a quilting journey. She wanted to make a Latte Quilt for each of her two daughters and asked whether I would be interested. Being an embroidery enthusiast as well, I jumped at the chance.
It took the better part of 18 months to finish. Each of the 16 blocks was embroidered in 8 to 14 steps as I could only embroider 13 x 18 cm at the time. A completed block measured 35 x 35 cm. As neither of us mastered the free motion stitching at the time, we had it done. Look on the Quilting page for photo's of the complete quilt.
It took the better part of 18 months to finish. Each of the 16 blocks was embroidered in 8 to 14 steps as I could only embroider 13 x 18 cm at the time. A completed block measured 35 x 35 cm. As neither of us mastered the free motion stitching at the time, we had it done. Look on the Quilting page for photo's of the complete quilt.
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