Back before Christmas I bought some lovely old nursery curtains at the flea market. They were quite expensive so I tried some desperate haggling as it was a print I'd had before but in a colourway I'd not seen before. You know what it's like when you know you can't go home without something or you'll think about it forever after, don't you? Please tell me it's not just me!
Christmas took over and then a couple of weeks ago I got chopping.
The fabric is 'Shire Folk' by Burgess Ledward and has lovely pictures of little critters going about their daily business.
Well you can see.
I'll let them do the talking. Hedgie and Moley that is.
I made a quilt teamed with grey polka dots and backed in a pink vintage wool blanket. The squares are all finished with individual buttons at the corners.
A pair of cushions backed in green wool this time. Trimmed with polka dot ribbons in pink or grey and wooden buttons.
I'll leave you with a similar cot bed sized version I made and sold several years ago in a different colourway.
Oh Wow! The quilts and cushions are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI know exactly what you mean when you see something and you know just cannot go home without it!
Julie xxxxx
Just wonderful! I love that fabric!
ReplyDeleteOh, the quilt is just gorgeous - very unusual fabric.
ReplyDeleteLiz @ Shortbread & Ginger
How lovely - I bet you could write a story about that fabric, after all Hedgie and Moley are having a right old natter about something!
ReplyDeleteI love what you created out of those sweet curtains.....clever! Heidi
ReplyDeleteIt was definitely a "must have" and I love the quilt and cushions someone is going to be very pleased with them, Lucey x
ReplyDeleteHi Ellie,
ReplyDeleteLove that quilt especially the badger (my hubby's nickname!)......MUST get on with my sister's quilt that I want to do her.
Thanks so much for the Alpine Lodge messenger Bag..........LOVE IT! Going to lots of use out of it I know
Best wishes for the week ahead
Natalie
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Wow! They are wonderful, you find the nicest prints, then work your magic on them! :) x
ReplyDeleteI'm with you on the seeing it and knowing it can't be left behind without a "I should have bought that" moment. Love the print and your makes!
ReplyDeleteJune
My goodness, all too beautiful! Those quilts are so nostalgic and pretty xox Penelope
ReplyDeleteps. I have almost finished your gloves, when you have a mo please email me your address x
Lovely print :) x
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely print. So gorgeous, no wonder you had to have it!
ReplyDeleteNice blog and very nice works you've got in there. I was wondering if you can give me an idea on Dorset holidays. What should I be expecting?
ReplyDeletewhat a great print!
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