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Showing posts with label Coffee. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Coffee. Show all posts

Thursday, March 19, 2015

At Ginette's

 Ginette's quilt

Ginette's quilt


Ginette's quilt

Ginette's quilt

Ginette's quilt

Ginette's quilt

Ginette's quilt

Ginette's quilt

Ginette's dolls

Sandra's quit

Dina's quilt

Coffee time

Last Monday our quilting gathering took place at Ginette's home. As usual we had a wonderful time
sewing together. Ginette has a very original and personal quilting approach. I took pictures of a part of her numerous quilts and dolls to share with you her talented work. Her two daughters are quilting as well and the last two pictures show their own scrap creations.

Of course, a quilting meeting does not go without coffee, tea and cakes. We all love the fine Ginette's pies!

Friday, December 12, 2014

Monday's Meeting

Pastafiore
Pastafiore tart

Kaffe fasset blocks and tablecloth
Kaffe Fassett blocks and tablecloth

Kaffe Fassett bag
Kaffe Fassett bag

Agnes

Kaffe Fasset bag
Kaffe Fassett bag

Embroided belt
Embroided belt

Michele and Eleni

Eleni

Marie-Jo, Ginette and Severine

You have often seen in my posts Kaffe Fassett creations, so you understand that several persons in this group, me included, are fans of Kaffe Fassett fabrics. Here is a wonderful tablecloth and a bag done by Eleni. Agnes is preparing her spool blocks with KF dots.  
Last monday Eleni was helping Michele for the binding of  her friendship signature quilt. The marvellous belt is a work  from Chantal. Some of us are sometimes alternating quilting, knitting or embroidering activities. But whatever we do, we share the same love for handmade crafts and the same pleasure to be together!
Of course after work... coffee and Greek pastries as pastafiore, melomacarona...
Hoping everybody enjoys such a nice group as ours!

Friday, May 23, 2014

Hand Binding Baby Quilts

Binding

Binding

Pincushion

Mug

Dave Brubeck

Coffee

Last sunday I gave the last touch to my two baby girl quilts (shown Here and Here), by hand sewing the binding on the back. This is something I like to do, and in general I enjoy finishing the details of my works by hand. I find this stage relaxing. Are you feeling the same when finishing a quilt? The house is quiet, the windows big open, I listen to Dave Brubeck playing jazz, I prepare a nice and warm mug of coffee... and this is... happiness!

Happy stitches!
Christine