I have two other quilts in the works for next year, after commenting on this post on Cathy's blog Cabbage Quilts, I was contacted by Judy Newman (a very fine house) who created the pattern for the lovely Museum Medallion quilt (below). Judy very kindly offered to send me a pattern with her compliments, of course I happily accepted and yesterday the pattern arrived in the mail.
this white spot on pink is a possible candidate for the background in the middle
I've only had a brief look at the pattern but it needs careful reading before I go any further. I would like to use mainly stash fabrics in this quilt, but I will probably have to purchase a couple as I don't think I have the required yardage in my stash, I need to do some calculations first and check out possible candidates.
Hi Pip, I saw your comment on Meredithe's blog, about trying to mostly use fabrics from your stash - I have already declared next year as "the year of using it up", trying as far as possible to only use my stash (I may have added a few fabrics over the last few weeks!!)
ReplyDeleteAt least I have a few hours of November left to enjoy, before the madness of December starts!
With regards from the chilly Scottish Borders, Anne
Lucky you! I'll admit I'm a bit jealous. I've looked at this pattern (online) a few times myself. One day I'm going to have to bite the bullet and buy it online since I know I'll never find it at our local quilt shops.
ReplyDeleteI look forward to seeing what you do with it.
I know...where did November go! Can't believe it's a month since I did my last post. Enjoyed having a browse through your posts and looking at all your lovely fabrics and projects. Enjoy the lead up to Christmas.
ReplyDeleteooooh lucky you, i have been musing about that pattern for a while.Still trying to cement plans for a medallion for next year.
ReplyDeleteThe poor quilt shops that are going to have to survive without your help next year. :-)