Quilting FO
- Crazy Quilt by Lori Holt - Primitive Gatherings Urban Farmhouse II fabric. I did the quilting using a wide zig zag stitch (6.0 width and 2.0 length).
- Jane Cowey by The Scarlett House - 40 ct. tea and coffee dyed linen and NPI silk threads.
- Jane Parson 1841 Sampler by The Wishing Thorn - 40 ct. Affogato by Fiber on a Whim and DMC threads (faded version).
- Fanny Bramley by Hands Across the Sea Samplers - 46 ct. hand-dyed Zweigart linen and AVAS Soie 100/3 threads. I used Momma Love’s You GB’s Tutorial.
- Lucy Calcutt 1825 by Just Stitching Along - 40 ct. Vintage Luna by Lakeside Linens and DMC threads.
Quilt WIPs
- Jelly Garden by Mickey Zimmer - Brenda Riddle Grace fabric (I’m using 1” hexagon paper pieces).
- Kansas Dugout quilt - Various Lori Holt fabrics (I’m using 1.25” honeycomb and square paper pieces).
Stitching Stash
- From Brick City Cross Stitch in Ocala, FL - Fabric: 40 ct. Heartland by Picture this Plus and 40 ct. Latte by Fiber on a Whim. Charts: Alice Clark 1844 by Cross Stitch Antiques, Eliza Stephenson 1827 by Lila’s Studio, Gathering Together by The Scarlett House and Joy & Good Cheer by Brenda Gervais.
Fabric Stash
- From HunnieQuilt shop on Etsy - Flower Farm by Bunny Hill Designs.
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Nicole's Needlework is truly inspiring for anyone passionate about crafting and creativity! The attention to detail in each project is impressive and motivates me to pick up my own stitching.
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