The winner is:
Joyce Carter!!
Congratulations, Joyce. I will be contacting you to get your post details so I can get the fabric to you asap.
Historical and Modern Needlework
Nothing exotic about the packaging but it is very appealing!! Another buy from the US while the exchange rate is so go. If I was to buy this fabric here, it would cost four times as much, even taking the postage into account. So I am stocking up while I can. This stuff was $5US a metre, as compared to $26AU a metre. Most of them are half metre minimum cuts. So if I cut them into fat quarters, keep one for myself and sell the rest, I could actually end up making money on the deal. But more likely I will just swap them with people.
These are some of the birdies for my quilt. I have stay stitched around the paper template. Next, they need to be starched, ironed and then sewn to the quilt top.
I worked on these last night. These are the four large corner flowers for my quilt. I have stay stitched around the paper template. Next, they need to be starched, ironed and then sewn to the quilt top.
A few blocks from the Old Fashioned Charm quilt I am making. I don't normally use quilt kits but I really liked the pattern on this one. The blocks are about 4" square, cotton using 1930's repro fabrics. The are hand stitched, constructed the old fashioned way with templates.