Strolling through the Patchwork Magazine I often thought by myself "MG, why do those pictures not compliment the quilts in a better way?" But this time, when I opened the new issue I was sooo exited. If I ever could have determined how my new modell should be presented I couldn't have made it any better. The interior style is so perfectly fitting - I'm really glad with this presentation! Just click at the picture and have a closer look.

The kit is available at http://www.farbstoff.org/

Batik- black-white

Today I won half a day, my foot was swollen and I was not able to drive my car to my job (hmhmhm.....) but it was not tooo swollen for standing in front of my machine doing longarm quilting and let dancing my needle over the top while listening to "Billie Jean" ;-)

I was told this is a socalled "mental health day" and I surley need not only one of it (can I book a whole month?)

Find more details about this customer quilt at http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2018470&id=1397337460&l=3dbbfa25bf

(I hope my foot will be fine by Friday so I can go out for dancing...)

Red Heritage

Just finished this traditional looking quilt for publishing in German Patchwork Magazine's Christmas issue.

for more pictures please have a look at

http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2017778&id=1397337460&l=d70d4fa5e8

This very pastel quilt is made from printed scraps alternating with wide white strips to show the quilting lines. Branches of leaves are swinging like waves around the prints, the thread variegates from pale white over yellow to lavender.
Those quilts are for selling and can be personalized in color and style. Just imagine a cute little girl cuddling in this pastel dream for a nap.

It's so much fun

Owning a long arm quilting machine since April enriches my sewing. It is so much fun to dance with the neadle over the fabric - it's just flow - I enjoy it every time.

Here is a detail of a project quilted by allover pantograph of leaves for a customer.

two new modells

Boy, I was really bussy those days. Two new modells finished for the Patchworkmagzine ;-) (and along the way developing and publishing a very sophisticated second BOM and a "Storm at sea-Quilt")

Puh - give me a break, just let it be christmasdays or whatever to sit down, relax and have a cup of tea. Ok, my painfully groan isn't meant seriously - you know I love to do creative things and to play around with fabrics. I will never get tired of.

So let me show you my projects.

First is a babyquilt to give as a gift for your beloved crawling nieces or nephews.

And the second is a queensize bedquilt which I love for the crazy mix of colors. You like to see the entire developing process? Have a look at a video to find here http://forum-farbstoff.blogspot.com/2008/11/und-das-nchste-modell-erscheint-dann-im.html

Remember

I just finished a quilt model for publishing in a German patchwork magazine.

The kit is available for order at my shop http://www.farbstoff.org/pi-1755436311.htm?categoryId=95