With classes all done I finally was able to get working on the Marcelle Medallion Quilt again.
For those of you who don't know about this awesome quilt it is from Liberty Love
A book by Alexia Marcelle Abegg.
It's a great book with 25 must do sewing projects including quilts, clothing, and bags.
There are even a few projects for the hubby and Fido too!
At first I thought I would do each boarder in a different fabric collection/color.
But, I just fell in love with the way Shelburne Falls, Pearl Bracelet, and Architextures
worked together.
So why quit a good thing?
I just kept going with it and used up all my stash of that great
crosshatch from architextures :(
But, I just fell in love with the way Shelburne Falls, Pearl Bracelet, and Architextures
worked together.
So why quit a good thing?
I just kept going with it and used up all my stash of that great
crosshatch from architextures :(
I thought that the cross block border would be my least favorite out of the whole quilt.
Turns out it was my favorite!
Of coarse as soon as I laid it out Sophie had to come test it out.
As I was attaching the last boarder it dawned on me that now I have to figure out how to quilt it.
oh no! What to do?
Overall I really loved piecing this quilt. I was shocked how forgiving the piecing was. There is more than one seam that didn't quit match up and even a pearl bracelet piece or two that is even sewn in wrong side up. shhhh...don't tell anybody.
While I'm trying to figure out how I want to quilt this thing I'm preparing for the local monthly craft show in town. I'm trying to figure out what I would like to make for it. I have a few quilts that I will sell but I need more than just a few quilts.
I made a few bags like these...
Have you ever sold at an art market?
What types of items sold the best for you? Or what have you bought that was a must have ?
I would really appreciate any input!!!