I'm really looking forward to this year's project.
So far, I've done January's stitchery, but haven't turned it into a finished item as yet. That will happen very shortly.
I was a lucky lady, and received my pattern for Nature's Journey as a gift from a lovely friend. I'm also lucky in that Anni's shop is my local quilt store, about three blocks from where I work. When I went to collect my pattern I was able to have a little peek at the real thing. It was in the back room, where Anni had been busy cutting fabric packs for the BOM program. Anni said it was OK for me to take a few photos to get a better idea of the colours, although they are pretty close in the pattern cover.
They are a lot more vibrant than I thought they would be.
Initially, I had planned on using some brights for the quilt, but when I started looking through my fabrics I changed my mind and decided to use similar colours to Anni's original. The beauty of it is that I can make this quilt entirely from stash. Right down to the backing and binding. Bonus.
Thanks Chooky and Susan for getting us started. It will be fun.
10 comments:
HOw lucky to so close to the real thing...looks like a great selection of fabric you have ready!!
thank you very much for the close-up photos!:-) it must be such a blessing to have Anni and her store nearby!
I always think its rather wonderful to see the original... great to find all the fabrics in your stash...
Hugz
Oh Janice it's going to be awesome,have fun my friend xx
Yes, thank you for showing the photos. I cannot tell a lot from the photo of the book. I see I will need more light print backgrounds but the patch work can use a lot of different fabrics. I can use some of my stash fat quarters.
Mama Bear
Hi Janice, wow how amazing to go and see the real thing! Thanks for your pics, actually gives me a better idea of the colours etc. this is going to be so much fun!
Great to see the close up photos! And love all your fabrics!
Yummo fabric x
great choice of stash fabrics.......looking forward to seeing what your stitchery becomes.......
Oh, thanks for the extra photos! It always helps to see a quilt in real life... xxx
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