Monday, August 5, 2019

Fresh off the needles

Fresh off the needles: a pair of old fashioned socks.
Who knew a pair of socks could make me so happy.

yarn: Botter IJsselmuiden/Olso
needle size: 3.5mm

I took the photo of the sheep at Fair Isle 

Lucy

   A little female sparrow
Bretagne, France 

 Bunny tail grass
Bretagne, France 

 Beach
Bretagne, France 

Saturday, June 15, 2019

Little ducks




yarn: Jamieson's spindrift

needle size:  2.5mm


Photo of the puffins is taken at 'Fair Isle' in May. 


Lucy




Sunday, April 21, 2019

Gwen Marston


,Lucy’, Gwen said to me when I was complaining about not matching triangle points in my new quilt design...
‘Lucy, do you think that Picasso was worried that he colored outside the lines?’


Gwen Marston. 
A woman full wisdom,  she was my inspiration in so many ways. I’m happy that I was able to have met her in 2009. 

Love you ❤️💔




Lucy

Monday, March 18, 2019

The fox










 "Goodbye,” said the fox. 
“Here is my secret. It is very simple. It is only with the heart that one can see clearly. What is essential is invisible to the eye.”

 ~Le Petit Prince by Antoine de Saint Exupéry~


Lucy





pattern of the little fox I made: Berenatelier Tierlantijntje

Saturday, February 9, 2019

Birds flying high...

 Fresh off the needles...

This little wee bird.



pattern: Arne and Carlos Knitted Birds
yarn: Jamieson's Spindrift
needle size: 2.25mm
pile of stones: Iceland


Lucy

Thursday, January 31, 2019

Liliane


After hours and hours quilting...


I finally could say the quilting was done. 
and the only thing left to do was the binding.



And voila, here it is: 
My finished quilt, simply called: "De driehoekjes"


I even can't remember when I started this quilt.


I just sewed random light/dark triangles together from my scrap bag.
Not knowing what to do with them.


Until I found a fabric in my closet which was perfect for the sashings.


 Look at that little house.... a little gift when you take a closer look at the triangles.


Through the years it seemed like that this quilt was a never ending project.


  Until I shared this project with a dear friend I met by blogging.
She was inspired by it and started her own amazingly beautiful quilt with triangles too. 
From that point I was inspired by hers and I was eager to finish mine...
Sometimes other projects got more my attention and it was hard to keep up. 
And always she was there with her support. 
We sent photo's and encouraging words to each other.


And finally it is finished.
 She finished hers a few days ago.

and who is she?

She is : Liliane from Frameless Mind  (click)

She makes stunning quilts. Her blog is inspiring and a pleasure to read.
She has a great eye for photography.

 Thank you Liliane for your support to finish this quilt.
It became one of my favourite quilts. Not only because I like the result.

It is because of the messages we send each other, bonded by fabrics, needle and threads

Lucy



Machine pieced, hand quilted
size: 218 x 218cm
batting: mountain mist request 
100% cotton