I did a workshop with Di Ford back in March while I was at Castlemaine, and last week I finally found time to get back to my Sutton Grange. I had a brown , a blue and a green fabric picked out as suitable for the sashing, but making a final decision took some time. The blue was discarded first because there is enough blue in the quilt already and the brown ended up being just too drab, so that left the green and I'm pleased with how it looks. If you can't get to one of her workshop this pattern will be available in Di's next book.
The three small pieces in each corner have still to be needleturned although the raw edge in the photo doesn't look too bad.
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I always love seeing your quilts, you do such beautiful work. I really love the new one, that is something I would love to make.
Debbie
Both of your quilts are gorgeous! Love your work.:)
You are steaming ahead there Dorothy - lovely finish. And I just love your choice of sashing for Sutton Grange - very fresh with lots of movement!
Both quilts are beautiful! Love the colours in your Sutton Grange, the sashing fabric looks stunning.
Dorothy I always enjoy seeing your quilts they are so beautiful. I love the Sutton Grange the fabrics you have chose are just right.
Wow, love this quilt, very nice colours.
I like both quilts, the more modern one is so fresh and Di ford's designs are great and i like the colors you chose.
Greetings
Funny how we never seem to like working with fabric that's 'not me' but pretty sure when its quilted you will be happier.
Loving the border fabric you have chosen for your Sutton Grange.
I think your finish looks great, but it is hard to work with brighter fabrics when you love the reproductions. Sutton grange is looking magnificent, the green is a good choice.
I LOVE Sutton Grange! What a beauty :)
Amazing quilt! Love your Sutton Grange. Congrats on your finish. Sorry to hear you are not in love with it because it looks perfect to me.
The top quilt doesn't look like a typical quilt you would make, although it is nice to try new things and re-affirm what you really do love.
The border is really lovely! Nice work!
I love the Sandra Boyle one - the fabrics are fabulous!!
Your Sandra Boyle quilt is great. A nice wide border might add the depth that you are missing...
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