Don't you just love Steam Punk by our own Jenny Kingwell - so far I have used freezer paper to applique the templates onto the background - for me easy-peasy, though please follow Jenny's directions as I am sure it will be the simplest way for most. I'm looking forward to all the scrappy combinations I can make from my stash.
I love using Snapseed for editing, now the black frame, I really don't know how I even put it there and I don't like it, never mind!
Can't you smell those roses? Trust me, they are divine. Grown by dear friend Teena - a lovely group of girls spent Tuesday at her place, just the best being with dear friends.
From this point I will say ta - ta as everything is pretty giddy around my signature. I have some fun stitching on the go and littlies Heidi and Byron are with Ed, Mum and I while the young ones are at two-up at the RSL, a great Aussie tradition on Anzac Day. Happy Stitching!
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6 Lovely People said ...:
Steam punk is looking good...have a great day!
Steam punk is such a great quilt looking forward to seeing more of yours!
love the roses sooooo pretty thanks for sharing
Kathie
est we forget.xx
You are off to a great start - cool pattern!
Oh those roses are pretty. And so are your little pie pieces together. It is good to remember our past and those that fought so hard.
I have Steamed Punk on my someday list. A great way to use up scraps.
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