Saturday 7 June 2014

Soy Amado No.35

The common denominator for No. 35 was blocks made up of squares.



They were all dark or medium coloured fabrics so I thought they'd all kind of be happy together.





Batiks make brilliant sashing strips in between the blocks. I had quite a bit of it and as my tastes have changed, I haven't really been using it.


The different shades and movement in the batik fabric give a nice soft feel in some of the quilts.



I think I've used up over half my batik stash which felt good.



Today's exotic quilt location was brought to you by The Little Chapel, reputedly the smallest chapel in the world.

15 comments:

  1. I've been there! We went on a school camping trip to Herm for a week when I was 12 and we had a day out on Guernsey. We also had a 36 hour thunderstorm whilst there and I had my felt tip pens in my rucksack (without the prescribed bin liner inside) and I had batik clothes afterwards! It was the 80s though, so all my clothes were very pastel :/ I love the photos. You are right about the batik strips; they really work well.

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  2. Seeing as though your son is shy, that must be hubby holding the quilt up? Another blessing on its way to Mexico. Good job

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  3. A beautiful quilt in a beautiful setting. I think your local tourist bureau should use some of your photos . They would make wonderful promotional posters! Good use of your stash, using your batiks for sashings.

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  4. Another great composition!
    Are you liking the batiks visually or technically, or both?

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  5. Eerily matching chapel!! Bravo xxx

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  6. Thirty five quilts is a triumph! You are heading up such an amazing project, Alison! I love all of them.

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  7. It's amazing how the colors of the quilt go perfectly with The Little Chapel. Beautiful! You take some of the prettiest pictures.

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  8. I have been loving all the photos of the quilts as you make them. The mosaic building are very fun and sort of match the quilt.

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  9. Hooray for using up the batiks! Put timber good use.

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  10. Love this one! And what a magical little chapel.

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  11. You rock girl! So many beautiful quilts and the scenery is breathtaking! I can’t keep up with your blog posts!

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  12. The quilt is beautiful as usual...how lovely is the chapel and all the work that went into the application of shells and rocks and mosaics...beautiful setting

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  13. The quilt is lovely and I love the square theme, but the Little Chapel is so gorgeous!

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  14. Love the photos and location!

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  15. I love all the squares in this quilt!

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