Monday 15 July 2013

Scandinavian Rose

"Scandinavian Rose" 
by Rosalie Quinlan is my newest project :o)

(I know, I have very little self control at the moment when it comes to new projects)
After I had finished cutting all my Hexagons for my Best Friends Forever Quilt I had a pile of 1.5" squares sitting there for this project but instead of bagging them up for another day I decided to start piecing. 

I am lucky that my stitching isn't too tight so I can cut the panels to size and piece before I stitch.
This project is also likely to be one of my "rotating" (because I am getting a few now) Wall Quilts. As such it (most likely) wont have wadding/batting, just the parlan so if I piece it now all the panel has the parlan and will finish at the same thickness.

Block 1 - Scandinavian Rose
 I LOVE how it looks in "Scrumptious" by Bonnie and Camille
and to think these are my "scraps" from my Best Friends Forever BOM.

This will be a "Long Term Project" and just to give you an idea, the pattern calls for 
4 - 6 Skeins of thread for these two blocks - that's a LOT of thread!

Block 2 - Scandinavian Rose
I am already on my second skein of thread and I'm not half way though Block 1 yet.

Thank you for popping by,
hugs Sharon

30 comments :

  1. This is going to be another beautiful quilt. Your satin stitches look amazing Sharon.

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  2. Do you think all that stitching will slow you down? It looks like a great "long term project".

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  3. Shaz these are gorgeous and your stitching so neat,well done.xx

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  4. These are such pretty new projects to be working on, how is your Girls day out and Day in the country coming along, I have not seen them for awhile :)

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  5. Wonderful Sharon, you certainly are an inspiration, I love every new project you reveal!!

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    1. Love your fabrics with it... great that you can use pieces from your stock pile.... they are lovely blocks... we both have the same long term project...
      Hugz

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  6. I can't wait to see this when its finished. I have really enjoyed browsing around your blog, and I hope you will forgive me when I drool on your creations..

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  7. its looking beautiful already Sharon, the fabric is my favourite also.

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  8. Great use of scraps and very lovely stitching.

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  9. A beautiful new project Sharon, I love the Scandinavian design, and being able to use scraps is a bonus.
    Cheers R.

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  10. Your stitches are perfect! It is going to be beautiful!

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  11. Wow, that certainly is a lot of skeins, but I'm sure that the finish is well worth it.

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  12. Sharon that is beautiful! The fabric you chose will be perfect.

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  13. just beautiful. love your fabric choice.

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  14. I am soooo jealous, they look beautiful. I can't wait to be able start on mine, maybe in October when I have a couple of weeks holiday. I look forward toseeing as they progress :) Barb.

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  15. This will be beautiful when finished. Hugs.......

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  16. Oh love it!! A real beauty.... and love your applique snowmen too - too cute for words!!

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  17. It's a beautiful project Sharon, and it's looking great so far. I have this one my "to do" list

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  18. Very pretty to be sure...

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  19. Oh, I knew it would be stunning, but wow! I just love visiting your blog, there's always something yummy to drool over.

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  20. OMG! This is already a gorgeous and stunning project. I'll watching and waiting for more.

    I've been on the fence about this one but you may have helped knock me right off the fence. LOL

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  21. I always love seeing what you are working on, you are such an inspiration!! xx

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