Saree Quilt
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This is my second Saree Quilt. This is the post. , I did sometime ago about my first such quilt.
My mother had collected her saree cut-offs over the last couple of years and handed me the bundle when I visited her last December. She is very pleased that I am making use of these odds and ends and ......
.... I am excited to have all these lovely cotton pieces with pretty prints and colours.
So here is the beginning..................
I have cut them in to roughly 15x15 inches squares. Where there was not enough material for one whole square I pieced several to make enough. I have not pieced them exact corner to corner like the modern quilts. I would like it have a more of a rustic look.
I am waiting to find batting and suitable backing material, so I can start stitching.
But, you may have to wait for awhile to see the end result, as it will be all hand stitched. Last one I think, took almost an year to be completed.
... myself in a saree ... :) . . p.s. this was taken few years ago.
I did these crochet hearts couple of weeks ago for valentine, but was unable to post them as I had problems with my internet connection. Finally, I manged to fix it.
I was inspired to make these hearts after I saw knitted ones over at Wendy's blog; she writes this beautiful blog ; http://septemberviolets.blogspot.ca/ .
Thank you for taking your time today to stop by,
till next time,
xxx,
Gaia
“In your light I learn how to love. In your beauty, how to make poems. You dance inside my chest where no-one sees you, but sometimes I do, and that sight becomes this art.” ~ Rumi
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what a beauty , how good to have used Mum`s left over fabrics for this masterpiece Enjoy hand quilting it and look forward to seeing it completed even if it takes you 12 months
ReplyDeleteI just LOVE this quilt top!! Gorgeous fabrics, and I think piecing them together a little "off" adds so much to this. It looks amazing now, so it's going to be a real beauty when you're finished the quilting ... a real labour of love. Your mother knows you well to have kept all these cut-offs for you. You look so pretty in the saree Gaia :) And your hearts turned out great! Thank you for the mention, I've been rather lazy all February with blogging and wasn't getting around to visit you (or anyone really). Have a great week Gaia ... even if the temperature is brutal, we can still admire that brilliant blue sky & sunshine, right? Wendy x
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