It's been a while since I blogged about anything actually related to my course. But that's because I have been busy doing it, rather than writing about it. And finally, finally, after 4 months, and Christmas, and having a baby, I have finished module 4! (Now all I need to do is pass).
If I'm honest, it's not been my favourite module. With the criteria being to work in black and white, I have found it a bit limiting, and I have decided I am most definitely a colourful sort of girl. Well, I don't know about in personality, but certainly with the things that I make!
Anyhow, here are a few pictures;
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| The 'Texture Collection' |
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| Using textured papers |
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| Final Resolved Piece |
And then there are the applique samples, which I really enjoyed putting together. I have done about 8 different types of applique now, so I feel I qualify as an expert! I won't bore you with them all but here are a just couple;
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| Hawaiian Applique |
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| Machine Bias Applique |
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Stained Glass Applique
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So very soon it will be on to module 5, the last of the design portfolios, before module 6 which is the planning and designing of a wall hanging.
But before I undertake module 5, I have promised baby William that I will make him a quilt for his bedroom. It's only fair, because I made one for Freya when she was born, back in the days when I knew nothing about 1/4 inch seams, rotary cutters, acryllic rulers, designer fabrics etc. etc. Boy, I 've learnt a lot about quilting in these last few years! I have been working on it for just one evening so far, and all my blocks are complete and ready to be constructed into a quilt top, but I shall save progress for another day. But I can't resist showing you the gorgeous fabrics that I'm working with;
Sorry it's a bit of a dark photo, but they really are delicious fabrics in real life and I am very excited to see William's quilt take shape.
Right, must crack on, I will have another night of sewing till nearly midnight and I hope to post a complete quilt top soon!
