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Liberty from Wendy's Quilts and More

I'm back from the most amazing holiday. We did a river cruise from Amsterdam to Budapest, and then spent time in Edinburgh and London. I loved it all.

While we were in London I had to visit Liberty - even though I don't use a lot of Liberty in my quilts.

It was hot on the day we visited and the store doesn't have air conditioning. It's such an old building that we didn't even think to look for a lift, so we hiked up to the top floor to look at the fabrics.

Fortunately I ...

added by Wendy @ Wendysquiltsandmore 1 year, 4 months ago. under holiday , liberty , liberty of london , uk

Liberty of London Baby Quilt and Pillow from Quilting Stories

Visiting London means for me visiting Liberty shop at the first place. The most wonderful shop! I love everything there, the atmosphere, the antique architecture, the products they sell and most of all the fabrics. I used fill my suitcase with Liberty of London fabrics!

My last creations : a crib baby quilt and a cloud pillow.

I find the Liberty of London fabric perfectly well adapted for babies, due to its extreme softness.

As well so elegant!

You can find those items and many others here : yayaCousette

added by Quilting Stories 1 year, 8 months ago. under baby , baby blanket , baby boy quilt , baby girl quilt , baby quilt , baby stroller , babyshower , cloud pillow , cushion , liberty , liberty of london , libertyquilt , lovey , pillow , security blanket

Train Case from Wendy's Quilts and More

My first finish of 2023.

Months ago I saw a beautiful Liberty train case for sale in a shop. It was pretty pricey, so I decided to make my own version.

Now I know why it was pricey - they are very fiddly!

This one ended up bigger than my original plan, but the smaller you go, the more fiddly it gets.

I ended up using Mink Kim's pattern from Sewing Illustration for Cutie Cube Bag, with quite a few modifications. Mine is sized somewhere between her big and small sizes. Mine has the binding on the outside rather than ...

added by Wendy @ Wendysquiltsandmore 1 year, 11 months ago. under bag making , bags , cutie cube bag , liberty , minki kim , patterns by annie , sewing case , train case

gingham, Liberty and hand stitch sampling from Karen Ann Ruane

sampling hand stitch on gingham and Liberty

added by karen ruane 2 years ago. under embroidery , gingham , hand embroidery stitches , liberty , liberty print fabric , stitch

Mini blocks from Espritpatch

The Mini Series Sew Along is continuing and I have so far more or less managed to follow the schedule. I have even sewn extra blocks. I only really posted week 1 blocks in details here, so let's have a look at the others.

Week 2 was about the Courthouse step block and the diamond block. I had already sewn those in September but here they are

I also made an extra diamond and a distorted triangle this month.

The next series of block was the pineapple block and the hexagon step block which took forever to sew with ...

added by Celine 2 years, 2 months ago. under 350-blocks projects , liberty , quilt along

Mini Series Quilt Along from Espritpatch

The first week of the Mini Series Quilt Along with Alison Glass and Giuseppe Ribaudo. I took part on the original one a few years back (during the pandemic?). I have sewn so little this year that I wasn't really planning to join again. But then I saw some lovely blocks popping up on Instagram including Madeline's ones using Liberty fabrics. So I got some of my Liberty fabrics out ready for the quilt along. Just before cutting in my precious stash, I also found a basket of Liberty scraps, leftover from the Halo blocks (still unfinished ...

added by Celine 2 years, 3 months ago. under 350-blocks projects , liberty , quilt along

Baby Liberty Quilt and Accessories from Quilting Stories

Time flies... already more than a year since I last came to my blog!!!

For me, as for everybody, life was not easy lately... and all those events brought many changes in our way of life.

However good things also happened : I now have five wonderful grand children, four boys and a girl and I mainly sew for them and for the family newborns. There are so many pleasant projects to create for babys, and they are so quickly done! It's such a pleasure to have a quick result. Therefore I am not working on big quilts anymore.

I ...

added by Quilting Stories 2 years, 8 months ago. under baby , baby bed , baby blanket , baby boy quilt , baby girl quilt , baby quilt , liberty , libertyquilt , pocket bed , soft toy

stitch sample book in progress [Flickr] from Karen Ann Ruane

contemporary embroidery posted a photo:

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added by contemporary embroidery 3 years, 3 months ago. under embroidery , gingham , liberty , madebyhand , needlework , sewing

gingham and Liberty, a continuing theme from Karen Ann Ruane

embroidery, gingham and Liberty

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added by karen ruane 3 years, 3 months ago. under cloth book , embroidery , gingham , liberty , liberty print fabric , page , sewing circle

Crochet Giant Granny Square Throw Progress from Quilting Stories

At the begining of this new lockdown I started searching my stash of yarns with the aim of creating a new multicolor giant granny square blanket.

I picked up all the colored yarns I found for needles or crochet number 4, keeping the brown, grey and beige for another project.

Here I used the brand Fonty quality Ambiance 100 % superwash Woll superfine SW.

This is a very simple and pleasant project. It is never boring as you change colors. I love playing with varigated colors when I work on a project, that is quilting or knitting.

added by Quilting Stories 4 years, 1 month ago. under antique quilt , baby blanket , blue , colors , crochet , giant , grannysquare , green , knitting , liberty , mauve , pillow , throw , wool , woolen , yarn , yellow

Liberty Pillow from Quilting Stories

I was not satisfied with my LIBERTY pillow. Laziness never pays : I had not quilted it and it looked flat.

Neither was I pleased with the back of it, done with a basic cotton instead of a Liberty one.

As regards the sewing of a zip : for those like me who have difficulties with this step, there is the solution of linking the two parts of the back of the pillow with strings, as shown on the last picture. The result is lovely.

Now my pillow looks perfect!

added by Quilting Stories 4 years, 1 month ago. under backing , giant , hand quilting , hexagons , hexies , liberty , pillow , sewing , sewing machine

July 29, 2020

Halo quilt along from Espritpatch

The quilt-along started in April but I only managed to join last month by starting to cut pieces of fabric. I have't cut everything out yet but I started sewing earlier this month for a little diversity.

I started by framing the 24 squares with 2 triangles

and then with 2 more. Only to realise that I had cut out far too many triangles (and I just hate it when that happen... but never mind, it is only fabric after all. OK precious, lovely Liberty lawn fabric in this case

added by Celine 4 years, 4 months ago. under liberty , quilt along

July 26, 2020

UFO update from Granny Maud's Girl

I have not yet shared my May UFO because it is away being long-arm quilted. May’s UFO, a sampler quilt, was such a large project that I set myself a far more modest goal for June: finish a top that I bought the fabric for and cut out in January 2018. Since then, it has been variously draped over my dressmaker’s dummy, folded in a basket or on the desk in my sewing room. Since I finished it last month, it has been on a coathanger in my sewing room.

The top is a repeat of a Liberty ...

added by Granny Maud's Girl 4 years, 5 months ago. under 2020 ufo tally , buttons , clothes , dressmaking , liberty , sewing , sewing clothes (Comments)

June 29, 2020

Joining a new quilt-along.... very late from Espritpatch

When the Halo Quilt Along was announced back in March, I had all intentions to join in with the fun. I ordered the book, printed the template and set on using my stash of Liberty fabrics. But I worked on other projects and never got started...

Finally earlier this month, I got my box of Liberty out and went through those packs of scraps I had bought over the years to start cutting the pieces.

Cutting always take forever but in a way sometimes it is quite therapeutic when tired/fed up/exhausted etc... So I have quietly and slowly ...

added by Celine 4 years, 5 months ago. under liberty , new , quilt-along

May 5, 2020

Now Available at Missouri Star: Liberty Fabrics! from The Cutting Table Quilt Blog - A Blog for Quilters by Quilters

In 1875, Arthur Lasenby Liberty opened Liberty on Regent Street in London. He sold imported goods from the East such as ornaments, textiles, and artifacts. The imported goods went so quickly, Liberty opened an in-house studio in which to design and print their own fabrics. Now, 140 years later, Liberty is internationally recognized as a leader in print design and textile innovation.

Each collection designed by Liberty is inspired by some form of worldly art – architecture, history, music, florals, etc. A new collection is released each season and every season the fabrics tell a new story.

Each design is created ...

added by Marissa Swearngin 4 years, 7 months ago. under art , arthur liberty , arts and crafts movement , behind the quilt , behind the scenes , circa 1875 , designer feature , fabric feature , floral prints , liberty , liberty brand , liberty fabrics , london , london fabrics , missouri star fabrics , paisley prints , quilting london , textiles , the flower show , tonal leaf prints , traditional design , wiltshire , winterbourne (Comments)

February 8, 2020

More blue from Granny Maud's Girl

I started this cushion last March. It happened because I was neatly folding my Liberty stash. We could say that Marie Kondo prompted this cushion. I was admiring the pretty blue fabrics as I folded them and was inspired to start cutting out hexagons. A cushion would not take long, I thought.

I used all of my blue and bluish Liberty prints in this cushion.

Machine piecing the 2-inch hexagons was easy and did, indeed, not take long, but finding the time to hand quilt the cushion front was another matter. I had a plan and had chosen the quilting ...

added by Granny Maud's Girl 4 years, 10 months ago. under 2020 ufo tally , cushions , hand quilting , hexagons , liberty , piping , quilting , sewing , zippers (Comments)

January 14, 2020

» Lilabelle Lane

FROM LONDON WITH LOVE | my first make of 2020

The arrival of the new year also means the arrival of the new Liberty Spring / Summer 2020 collection - From London with Love.

I was very lucky to have an early look at the entire range courtesy of Robyn at The Strawberry Thief.

There are well over 100 prints in this collection ranging from cute prints great for a little fussy cutting to the traditional pretty florals and a few geometric prints. Something for everyone. I have added a 1" hex of each print to my long term hexie project and just ...

added by Sharon - Lilabelle Lane 4 years, 11 months ago. under brother inspires , liberty , the strawberry thief

December 22, 2019

fabric and day off frolics from Charm About You

I'm gearing up to prepare for next year, despite this definitely being the time of year where I feel like hibernating! It's time to make plans, thinking about what next year will bring and sorting out sewing projects. I'm hoping to get things in order over the Christmas break, sorting out my sewing stuff ready for a fresh start in 2020. Recently there have been a few stash additions, I've been out in Manchester stocking up and enjoying cheese toasties, and finally sneaking some project finishes in!

As I continue to work on my Manx Log ...

added by Lucy | Charm About You 5 years ago. under abakhan , christmas , cross stitch , fabric stash , liberty , manchester , northern soul grilled cheese , quilting , quilting fabric , rashida coleman-hale , rip stop , sew hot , sunday stash , tana lawn , tree skirt

December 2, 2019

» Lilabelle Lane

LIBERTY SPLASH | a little liberty love

Another one of my new release quilts from AQM is my 'Liberty Splash Quilt'.

It is no secret that I do love Liberty fabrics, especially for my English Paper Piecing.

The more you use any fabric the more scraps that you accumulate. Liberty Splash came to be because my glass bowl was overflowing with Liberty scraps and in all honesty I am in love with this quilt and I see a bigger version in my future as this pattern is one where you can just make a block or two as your scraps allow ...

added by Sharon - Lilabelle Lane 5 years ago. under finished quilt , liberty , lilabelle lane , lilabelle lane patterns

November 28, 2019

Sunset Isle: Month 12 – The Final Row from Blossom Heart Quilts

And so my friends, the time has come to finish our Sunset Isle quilts! And one final check in on Instagram on #sunsetislequilt.

Month 12

The final row is similar to the first row of Sunset Isle – the whole quilt has a touch of symmetry to it from top to bottom, and that’s the way I like it… uh huh uh huh.

Finishing instructions for your quilt are included in the pattern! Later on this month, I’ll share my full Sunset Isle quilt and a few tips for making the rows work and fit if they’re not ...

added by Alyce 5 years ago. under bom , liberty , qal , sunset isle , sunset isle quilt

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