Friday 16 March 2012

Recycled fabric.

These are 10  recycled kimono  fabric that
I bought about 2 years ago on my
first visit to Japan I have now
decided how I am going to
put these together in a quilt.
I will keep you all in suspense as I have many UFO
to get through before I can get
round to creating memories of  my
holiday.


All this fabric was given to me and is the latest
wall hanging, it is to remind me what a super
time I had this year at Japanese quilt show with
my dear friend who live in Tokyo.
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4 comments:

  1. The Pied Pedlar16 March 2012 at 11:50

    I can not wait until you finish your UFO's to see what you have in mind for your Kimono fabric.

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  2. Queenie Patch16 March 2012 at 16:11

    But this is also 'kimono', be it only in print and not material. If you have got this far it IS a UFO, although a 'new' UFO. I think you have made a wonderful thing incorporating the sashiko dishcloth - yes, that is what it really is! - in the centre. The smart thing with these premarked patterns is that it is so easy to make even stitches. I am looking forward to the finished result.
    Rain and gloom in Tokyo, the perfect day for quilting!

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  3. Annabelle18 March 2012 at 13:25

    Lovely fabric and quilts. Welcome to blogworld.
    Pop over to me for a giveaway. Good luck in all ou do. xx

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    1. citykrafters18 March 2012 at 14:24

      Hi Annabella,
      Will certainly look out for your giveaway and look forward to blogging with you.
      Regards Hilary.

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