It has been a while since I have made an update… in between times we have been away overseas for 6 weeks…no sewing but I did manage to buy some lovely fabric in Amsterdam. Now home I can continue working on my current project.
It has been a 18 months since I started my Imaginary Garden quilt, designed around Yoko Saito’s pattern. I wanted to make a larger quilt to fit a Queen size bed, hence some pattern adjusting and expanding was needed.
I have finally completed all the appliqué and embroidery. I decided to alter the outside border to make the appliqué appear to float in the middle of the quilt and added a light blue border with the same fabric I used for the flower stems.
Now for the quilting…. I want the appliqué to pop, so will only outline the flower clusters and fill the background space. I am happy with the progress so far.
Lyn Keogh Quilts 
Looks absolutely fabulous. Amazing work.
Sue Garmonsway
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Thankyou
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Wow
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Looks like you had a big weekend, well done and some beautiful quilts.
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Hi Lyn
We are having a great weekend and the quality of quilts this year is fantastic. Everyone is loving the show.
I can’t for the life of me seem to be able to comment in your blog. The comments box comes up but I cannot get my cursor in there or be able to start typing, so thank you for responding. I have no idea how the ‘wow’ got there.
I wanted to say – wow, there is a lot of work in that and it looks amazing. I’m sure I wanted to ask you a question in the blog, but it’s taken me so long to get to this point, I have forgotten!!! The vagaries of old age, ha ha.
I am sure you are going to love doing the quilting – it is my favourite part these days. The quilt comes to life. Enjoy.
Cheers, Ann
Ann Ewer M: 0414 364 100 E: annewer9@gmail.com annewer9@gmail.com A: 9/11-12 North Esplanade, GLENELG NORTH SA 5045
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Absolutely stunning!
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Thankyou
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Your q
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