A Couple More Finishes

 

I've made a second Catherine Bag from

the Tilda Vintage Indulgence Box.

After seeing the bag on my Facebook, 

my friend Jackie asked if I could make one for her. 

I used a lot of the same Tilda fabrics as they 

were in my stash. This pretty fabric worked 

 well for the back of the bag. 

It will soon be winging itself over to the UK. 

I met Jackie when she came to see her brother 

back in 2023 and we instantly became friends. 

We visited her in Yorkshire on our UK adventure. 

Dean is heading over there soon so can

hand deliver the bag to Jackie.

I also joined the Pentagon Bowl Sew A Long 

with Lauren of Molly and Mumma.

This was a fun project to work on.

A New Quilt!

 

It's been a while since I've made a large quilt. 

 I finally picked up my quilt from my 

lovely long arm quilter, Leanne.

 

My version of the Tilda Jubilee Quilt.

This is my first large applique project and 

I'm so happy with how it turned out. 

Leanne has quilted it beautifully. 

It doesn't show in the photo but the 

background is tiny light blue stars.

It is also so much prettier in person. 

Tilda Vintage Indulgence Project #5

Tilly's Vintage Heart designed by 

Dawn Hay of Kitty Rose Cottage

from the Tilda Vintage Indulgence box.

So from this 

Little Box of Vintage Indulgence .........

......... to this! 

Five finished projects in one month. 

Must be a record for me.

I loved working on all of the projects and

I'm keeping them all for myself! 

It certainly was an indulgence for me 

as I wouldn't normally purchase something like this. 

Tilda Vintage Indulgence Project #4

Mad's Treasure Bag designed by 

Dawn Hay of Kitty Rose Cottage

from the Tilda Vintage Indulgence box.

Back of Mad's Treasure Bag.

Tilda Vintage Indulgence Project #3

The Catherine Bag designed by 

Dawn Hay of Kitty Rose Cottage

from the Tilda Vintage Indulgence box.

I really enjoyed making this bag. 

Was so happy that I managed to get the 

front and back curves sewn to the gusset with 

no puckering in any corner first go. 

Even the lining went together perfectly!

 

Project #4 is well on it's way.