For the 3rd year, CQI is asking its members to make and donate a quilt block to be made into a quilt to benefit breast cancer research. Here's my contribution for 2010. The before photo:
And the after photo:
I used one crochet-edged linen doily as an embellishment, cutting it a little off the center line and adding one part to the left and one to the right. The ribbon rose in the upper left is a spider web rose; that's the first time I'd ever done one. I was teaching that technique at a class that night and thought I'd better have one under my belt before then!
I love the meandering gimp trim. This is some that I dyed myself. The dragonfly lace motifs are also hand-dyed. But I really love the fabrics in this block. All the fabrics used are either from donated wedding gowns or from fabric that could be used for wedding gowns.
Sunday, June 20, 2010
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5 comments:
Absolutely beautiful, Janet. As always, your stitching is exquisite. Hugs, Cathy
This is GO-A-JUS! Your stitching is always so neat & tidy. Good job Miss Janet! Debbie (Maine)
Wonderful block Janet! T like the pastels so much better than jewel tones on these fabrics!
Hugs,
Kerry
Such amazingly beautiful work, I enlarged the picture and could look for hours.
All wonderful i really enjoyed my stay here and wish to come back again... loved all the stuff
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