Well, I got home over a week ago actually. The trip to the annual meeting in the Norwegian Quilt Association was a success;
........good friends..........
......good food..........
.......and good quilt shops. Meet Anne Kjersti from Lappemakeriet, always smiling :)
This was one of my favourite quilts in the exhibition. Hilde A. Krogh made it. She is a Norwgian quilter and author, and has made quilts for Kaffe Fassett.
If memory serves me correct this quilt made by Magnhild Tautra won the Best craftsmanship award.
After returning home I have finished the top for the Gardner Quilt. I will show it to you soon :)
Have fun sewing!
Siv Hege
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Sunday, March 13, 2011
Getting ready for a big event
Sorry folks, I know it has been a while since my last post. Surgery (nothing serious) followed by a flue has kept me away from my computer. I am slowly getting better, which is about time since I am leaving for the annual meeting at the Norwegian Quilt Association this upcoming weekend. The event is taking place in my hometown Tromsoe, way up north. I haven`t been back for years, so I am looking forward to the trip.
I made this cute stitchery bag today. It fits perfectly in the bag I am bringing with me on the trip. It is a AnnAKa design (no blog or homepage). I am not taking any classes, so I have to bring a stitchery or I`ll go mad ;)
There are six pockets in the bag. I have filled one with lovely Cosmo embroidery thread, another with needles, and a thread cutter is attached to a velvet pink ribbon. I love the Cosmo thread, it is smooth like silk, and has a lovely shine.
We are fortunate to have this hobby, especially in these trying times. My heart aches for the Japanese people. I visited a Japanes blog today, her house was devistated, but her spirit was not. She and a friend was quilting again :)
Have fun sewing!
Siv Hege
I made this cute stitchery bag today. It fits perfectly in the bag I am bringing with me on the trip. It is a AnnAKa design (no blog or homepage). I am not taking any classes, so I have to bring a stitchery or I`ll go mad ;)
There are six pockets in the bag. I have filled one with lovely Cosmo embroidery thread, another with needles, and a thread cutter is attached to a velvet pink ribbon. I love the Cosmo thread, it is smooth like silk, and has a lovely shine.
We are fortunate to have this hobby, especially in these trying times. My heart aches for the Japanese people. I visited a Japanes blog today, her house was devistated, but her spirit was not. She and a friend was quilting again :)
Have fun sewing!
Siv Hege
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