I will be sharing some more of these at Cath@Home very soon |
Why am I waiting for the postman? Well even though I am not getting much sewing and stitching done, last week I bit the bullet and ordered a new BOM. I have been thinking about it since March when I first saw it in the Homespun magazine.
Initially I faltered when I saw the on line pictures of the fabrics used and the patterns on their own couldn't be bought monthly which would be a bit expensive for me all up but just recently I started to think about it again. Doing a bit more research, I found two sites which showed a slightly different selection of fabrics which I liked. One shop was offering the BOM for a much better price than the others and the threads were also cheaper. I was in After a few emails to and fro, I gave the Quilter's Angel at Highfields near Toowoomba a call and they put it in the mail that afternoon. And that is why I was eagerly awaiting the postman.
Tilda Fabrics for Libby Richardson's BOM "A Country Tea Party" |
A squishy with the pattern for block 1
and the gorgeous Cottage Garden Threads
Now I am off the trace the pattern onto the supplied backing.
Looking forward to threading my needle!
the snow looks postcard perfect, so happy the postie made it through!
ReplyDeleteyour new bom is gorgeous. So delicate and pretty.
the cottage garden threads look divine.
happy stitching!
Such a very pretty block and threads, enjoy your stitching journey. The photos of the snow look magical !!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful landscape with snow!
ReplyDeleteYou chose well the fabrics and threads. You do a beautiful job. Congratulations and good fun!
Hugs!
Egléa
Looking forward to seeing your first block finished. How are you coping with the snow? Good excuse to stay inside and stitch!
ReplyDeleteVery chilly and arctic looking at your place..enjoy your new BOM.
ReplyDeleteHave fun with that - lovely threads and fabrics
ReplyDeleteHave fun with that - lovely threads and fabrics
ReplyDeletethe snow is so pretty.. and so is your new BOM... that's my favourite local patchwork store and such a pretty selection for those stitcheries.. have fun...
ReplyDeleteHugz
Hello Cath,
ReplyDeleteWe have friends who lived in Tassie years ago, all he can remember is the cold weather and how much fire wood they needed. The snow does look pretty, did you get out and make a Snowman? Enjoy your new block of the month.
Happy days.
Bev.
That is a lot of snow but a good time to stay inside and stitch. I have gotten the patterns and threads to this lovely quilt. As yet have to sort fabric but want to finish my `Teddy`s at Play`. That was a BOM. Happy Stitching.
ReplyDeleteYour postman is a trooper Cath, to get through that storm. It looks like a great BOM!
ReplyDeleteWill Lila and Callie be starring in a Pets on Quilt Show post this year?