Not the fabrics you might expect to find on my blog, eh? These are the fabrics my friend is using to make a baby quilt. We have adapted Kaffe Fassett's Leafy Rosy pattern - basically nine patches alternating with large squares. Hopefully you'll see the finish product here before she leaves in a week! I paid up my debt at the library (bad daughter of a librarian!) so that we could take out a bunch of his books and see the design in various colors - it's in almost every one of his books. I think it's always hard when you're starting out quilting to imagine quilt patterns in other colors and fabrics.
I promised to share the beautiful textile gift from Damascus today - it's a gorgeous brick red shawl made of woven camel hair and embroidered from a women's co-operative called ANAT, dedicated to providing job opportunities for women, to preserve textile and handicraft traditions, and to promote mutual understanding of cultures. Cool!
9 comments:
stop showing such yummy textiles! I'll short my computer for sure if I keep drooling on it! :-)
Those textiles are gorgeous! Really, really beautiful. You must just sit and stare at them. ;-)
It's beautiful.
Beautiful scarf! I hope you get time to get the quilt top together in the 'un-you' fabrics so that we can all see it!!
What beautiful detail in the shawl *yummy*
I'll keep my eyes open to see that baby quilt *s*
Beautiful shawl...love it.
that Syrian shawl is gorgeous. do you have some kind of fun way to display it? definitely art.
lovely shawl - you are so lucky!
beautiful! its hard to believe its camel hair. is it soft??
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