Tuesday 4 September 2012

Sparkle



Field Study is making me happy. 


I have even been tempted to write a song. I have been stitching faster, staying up later.


 I had been so uninspired by the colours I had chosen for my Modern Medallion quilt. I was happy, but that was back in Autumn, where colours are supposed to be rich and broody. In Spring, they should sparkle.


As soon as my package arrived, I knew I should add some to my little pile of colours. I was so please to have purple that wasn't maroon, and aqua that wasn't grey.

 And they do sparkle, don't you think?


Ooh! And a winner! Congratulations #53, Jennet! I will email you shortly! Thank you so much to everyone who entered my giveaway. Every time I got a message, I thought, "Oh, I hope you win!"
Jodi. xx

9 comments:

  1. Oh my gosh!! I won?? I am so, so excited!! Thank you so much! I will keep an eye out for your email. :)
    Jennet
    featheredneststudio [at] gmail [dot] com

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  2. Love the paper piecing... looks beautiful.

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  3. The change in seasons really does change our color moods. I'm amazed that it has this power! Adding sparkle to your quilt - what a perfect way to put it!

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  4. Very creative and soooo beautiful!

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  5. Such gorgeous prints! They work well with the paper piecing =D

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  6. Fun! I just checked everyone's blogs last weekend to see how people were coming along on this quilt cause I'm nosy, glad you posted today!

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  7. Ahhhh! This is going to be AMAZING!! I am loving my Field Study, too! The colors that always make up AMH's collections are so rich and powerful! I'm so happy yours arrived just in time to inspire you Jodi!!

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  8. Oh my gosh so beautiful!!! I'm saving for some Field Study - so gorgeous!

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  9. Wow! Your blog is just chalk full of eye candy! Gorgeous English paper piecing project ; )

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I so love your comments! I read all of them and reply when I can. If you don't hear back, I'm lost under a mound of scraps or outside jumping on the trampoline with the kids. Jodi. xx