A quick finish with my Indian BLOCK PRINTED fabric scraps!
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After much thought I finally decided what to make with the Indian block printed fabric I have leftover from the trip I took to India, …
Thank you for this video. This reminds me of the videos you were making a few years ago. Very peaceful and creative.❤️❤️❤️👍🏻❤️❤️❤️
Love this video. btw…once you spray baste, you'll never go back! It just won't make sense to go through all that pinning if you can be ready to quilt in 10 minutes. I was thinking as I watched you that it would have been a great opportunity to try out the Baptist Fan pattern!
No matter. I need to get to my own 5 quilt tops needing finishing. Love you, Kate! and Anna!
What weight thread do you use when hand quilting?
Gee's Bendesk style. Beautiful results. I too love scrappy. Would also look good on your kitchen table. Sandra from Tennessee
What is the name of the light next to your machine?
Always love coming to visit 😊
Save your thread bunnies for Agnes. They would be so nice incorporated into a doll house or doll clothes.
I so enjoy your musings on fabrics, origins, feel, etc.
💖💖 I think the best part of making something from scratch is it has a Character of it's own and it is a unique piece that will be loved by whoever receives it and it also tell a story!! 💖💖
The striped quilt is gorgeous. I received my parcel today and was so excited. Loved everything the threads are gorgeous and the cards are beautiful. Thank you so much. 😘
I love scrappy quilts! Thank you for posting this!
What are terry scrapbooks? Thanks.
Spray baste is very nice. It lets me feel secure about no wrinkles on the back. I do use safety pins every 6 inches. I can fold up the quilt and set it aside for a while knowing nothing is shifted before I quilt it. I love scrappy quilts, so your Indian stripes are a delight. My backs are often multipieced as well. It makes me happy to use up cloth that would be wasted. Hugs to you. ))
"Got fabric out of the cupboard and into a quilt",,,, what a lovely quote~this is such a happy video. You will make glorious memories in the garden with Agnes on this quilt. Tea parties, picnics, laying on her back looking at the clouds. Such fun.
Could we see something of the cats in the future please Kate?
Hi Kate, this has been a fascinating project, I’m so glad you completed it I as thinking as you were contemplating putting it away what a shame. I love completing my projects. I can’t wait to see the quilt finished. Thank you for taking us along with you. Love Bella xx❤
OH my goodness… I had never heard of a thread bunny! I've been sewing for 57 years, too– never too late for a new thing.
Lol ,I'm like you in a way,can not pass in front of a piece of fabric without dreaming of what I will do with it and have more then one thing on the go. Love that part of dreaming ,but then get to much on the go and stress about if I will get to the end of any of those projects…Ah and we are spring here today ,but we had 30 cms of snow few days ago and looking for another 30 cms in two days… but it goes so fast we will see flowers soon , after Easter sometime we see some Crocus and then the Tulips. Love your videos ,its like I would visit one of my friend… Have a great week…
Beautiful quilt Kate and all scraps used it just shows you Kate what you can make with your scraps well done .
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I love how you made a picnic quilt out of left over scraps.
What is the use of the thread bunny ?
Oh the quilt looks amazing. Perfect for a picnic blanket. I’ve got the bug now to make one with all my scraps. Make a memory one with all the scraps from my old projects. Thank you for the idea and the great visit.❤
Lovely, just lovely. Love the stripes and love the colors. Thank you for letting us into your home and creating space.
I check in with your videos on and off with a busy year. I just wanted to tell you how absolutely down to earth you are, so relaxing and inspiring. I mean I can watch you iron and it makes me happy. Thank you for continuing to show us what creativity is.
You are so motivating and inspiring Kate! Thank you!
This quilt is toooo special to just put on the ground for a picnic. With all the hands that put it together it just needs to live on the Lime Green sofa & anyone that needs a cover for a short nap gets to use it. It is beautiful & I can’t believe how u were able to get it together in such a short time.
I enjoyed watching this episode. It took me down memory lanes to my trips to India in the late eighties and also to Jaipur and the block printing. I might have to bring some of all the fabrics I bought out and make something special instead of just having them stored away in the cupboard.
It really is handsome Kate!
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I absolutely love it Kate. One of these days I will give it a go.
Love a small quilt and I can see this getting a lot of use! It must feel wonderful to use up the remnants of that fabric and when you said that you don't mind the imperfections because "…you can see the hand of the maker", I thought – yes!! That's it! I was just thinking today that I am NOT a perfectionist in my work – that doesn't mean I'm sloppy, but if something happens, then so be it. I'll fix whatever it is if I can but if not – it's just a little bit of me in whatever it is. Spray basting – I have been using it and I like it. I don't use much and I don't worry about getting to the edges (I pin the edges). I don't make big quilts though – I think you would probably need another pair of hands (hello Anna!!!) to spray baste a large quilt. Definitely worth it on smaller quilts. xxoo
Your joy in the fabric shines through in the quiet little smile on your face as you iron the pieces together. Wonderful.
I just love your channel and always wondered why you call it « the Last Homely House ». You are so very interesting and lovely. May God bless you always!
I've missed seeing you on You Tube thrilled to see you today. I love the little quilt I see it over my legs when I watch TV.
Kudos on your "organic"
indian block fabric table topper
This is my favorite way of using all sorts of beautiful fabrics
I guess I'm still a grandchild of the Great Depression as I hate to waste anything . Stay well😊
Kate, I love this striped quilt top you made. what a luxury to have that wonderful block printed fabric. Looking forward to see it all finished. Thanks for sharing
I love the thread bunnies also, they could be made into necklaces ❤
I'm so inspired by your sheer sticktoitiveness:) Wonderful idea this quilt.
You have such a good eye for what works together! I love these block prints.