I have discovered that the month of October is flying by. Where has the time gone? Even though I am very busy this month I am still getting in my sewing time which makes for a happy woman. I am totally in the fall spirit and with it, sewing leaves in all different shapes and styles. It first started with my paper pieced
Autumn Leaf and kept on going.
I made the one below for our Quilt Group. The lovely and charming, Marianne, presented it for the month of October. It will be the last in our series of our
mystery quilts celebrating our 20th anniversary of the Nersinger Patchworkers. Eight of the members presented a block for all of us to try sewing and incorporate into the mystery quilt. I tried to use all the different fabrics that I used throughout the quilt to give it a little bit of unity in the end. We'll see how it all turns out or if I have to resew a block or two...I certainly hope not! ;-)
And shortly before I made this colorful leaf, I decided to go simple this month with my
Doll Quilt Swap partner and make a variegated table runner in a more modern color scheme. Was I successful? There is a peachy color in there! Is it modern? I like the playfulness of using somewhat of a "traditional" fabric on one side and a more "modern" fabric on the other. I like it! I managed a little outline quilting (straight line of course). I thought about FMQ, but I didn't want to mess it up. ;-) That's my excuse and I'm sticking to it.
How is your fall going? Are you in the fall spirit? Is it windy and rainy where you are? Or is the sun shining and giving your that gorgeous orange glow? What do you like about autumn?
great makes here, you know they say time flies when you are having fun
ReplyDeleteDeine Blätter gefallen mir alle gut, die muss man wenigstens nicht zusammen kehren.
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KATRIN W.
Toller "mug rug" und sehr schöner mini Quilt!!
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Deborah
Your leaf mug rug is really sharp! I love the colors!
ReplyDeleteAnd I also really like your Fall Table Runner... mixing modern and traditional! So pretty!
Susie