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Scrap Logs And Woolly Jumpers.

Posted on | May 24, 2016 | 10 Comments

I know I have commented in recent posts how we seem to have had an extended Summer, so it will come as no surprise when I say that Winter has finally hit. I think it really hits home when the mornings are cold enough for the heater to go on. Definitely time for slippers.

I am working on keeping with my finishing off theme and have completed a small quilt that will end up as a picnic blanket or table cloth.

Sunburnt Quilts - Scrap Log Cabin 2016) (1)

This was made from some log cabins I worked on in a scrap class and used the leftover fabrics from quite a few projects.

I kept it light by using a cotton batting in the sandwich.

Sunburnt Quilts - Scrap Log Cabin 2016) (3)

Then I played with a few different quilting designs. I haven’t done any FMQ for a while so it was good to get back into it.

Sunburnt Quilts - Scrap Log Cabin 2016) (2)

I used a Rosalie Quinlan fabric from my stash for the backing and then finished off with black and white binding.

Sunburnt Quilts - Scrap Log Cabin 2016) (4)

The next quilt is ready for quilting, also. It is the Lynette Anderson design, Fern Hill. All the embroidery, applique and piecing is finished and once the quilting is done I can finally sew the buttons on. Hooray!

I have to do some showing off with the next photo.

Sunburnt Quilts - Handspun wool Jacket) (1)

My husband has made this toddler jacket from scratch. He carded the fleece, spun it into yarn and then knitted the jacket. This is going to be so warm and cozy in Winter. I love it.

Looks like that’s my lot for today. Have a great week.

Cheers, Karen

 

 

 

 

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10 Responses to Scrap Logs And Woolly Jumpers.

  • Suz says: Love the colour palette of your log cabin quilt- beautiful Karen! And don't you have a clever husband too? He'll have a blog of his own soon....
    24th May, 2016 at 8:43 PM
  • kelly says: Wow! Your husband made that? Amazing!!! I love that quilt, the squares on the border add a lot of interest. For someone who hasn't FMQ in a while you did very good!
    24th May, 2016 at 10:29 PM
  • sunny says: Love the quilt! Just perfect for picnics. And you certainly have one talented hubby.
    25th May, 2016 at 5:24 AM
  • Elaine/MuddlingThrough says: You are a couple of talented people! That quilt looks perfect, and the sweater? Oh my! It's perfect, too.
    25th May, 2016 at 7:34 AM
  • michelle from Rag-tag Stitchin' says: We are still warm here....cooler but still no winter! Your scrappy quilt is just lovely. Wow super effort by hubby...beautiful x
    25th May, 2016 at 4:16 PM
  • Mary says: Now your guy is a husband with skills! That little sweater is heirloom worthy. You should stitch a tag to the inside so future generations will know how precious it is. I like the fabrics in your quilt. Those bits of red really pop!
    26th May, 2016 at 6:30 AM
  • Fiona says: love the quilt and mighty impressed with the jacket especially as it was done all the way through by your hubz.... great work Hugz
    26th May, 2016 at 9:02 AM
  • anita says: !!!!!!! your husband made the jumper!!!! Well done!!! Awesome....love it!!!! When our winter hits it sure does hit....I hope it's all good now. Over here in the west we have had a winter lashing too but for now it has settled down. Fingers crossed. lol Love you quilt and the black and white printed fabrics are yummy.
    26th May, 2016 at 9:12 AM
  • Bev says: Hello Karen, Just catching up on your posts, congratulations to your Husband, it is so lovely to make something from start to finish, no made in China label in sight! Have a lovely weekend. Bev.
    10th Jun, 2016 at 12:48 PM
  • Heidi says: I am here playing catch up too, you sure have been busy! You have some lovely finishes going on and I particularly like this picnic quilt. I did a doubletake, & had to re-read that your husband made the beautiful cardigan. Such a treasure! The sweater too ;)
    14th Jun, 2016 at 11:06 PM

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