Showing posts with label bee. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bee. Show all posts

Friday, June 21, 2013

MoStashBee goes Round 2 with New York Beauties


I cannot tell you how lucky I am beeing part of the MoStashBee. Round 1 is beeing finished this month and I couldn´t resist and signed in for round 2 :).
Every one of my group was fantastic, gave it´s best and made goregous blocks as you can see in the flickr group and we were always in time or much earlier.

Ich kann Euch gar nicht sagen, wie glücklich ich bin, Teil der MoStashBee zu sein. Runde 1 läuft diesen Monate gerade aus und ich konnte nicht widerstehen, auch in Runde 2 dabei zu sein.
Jeder in dieser Bee ist fantastisch, gibt sein Bestes und macht wunderbare Blöcke wie man in der Flickr Gruppe sehen kann. Ganz abgesehen davon, dass jeder pünktlich bis super schnell ist.

Now it´s time for my turn in July for round 2 and again we are going with curves - I love curves and so I thought the Ladies of my new group could help me coming along with my New York Scrappy Beauty Quilt. I Need some more blocks with NY Beauties and with circles only,  hope this will be fun for them. These are the blocks I made so far...

Nun ist es Zeit, für Juli, meinen Monat  in Runde 2 ein Thema vorzugeben und wieder wird es kurvig. Was soll ich machen, ich liebe nun mal Kurven und so denke ich, dass mir die Damen doch bei meinem New York Scrappy Beauty Quilt weiter helfen können. Ich brauche noch ein paar NY-Beauty Blöcke und einige mir Kreisen und ich hoffe, sie werden Spaß damit haben. Here die Blöcke, die ich bisher gemacht habe...

You can find the pattern here and more details in the thread of our flickr group in a few days!

Die Anleitungen könnt Ihr hier finden und mehr Details für die Ladies sind in der flickr Gruppe in den nächsten Tagen zu finden zu finden!





Thank´s for stopping by... / Danke für´s Vorbeischauen...

Aylin...

Friday, June 14, 2013

Kate Spain Blog Hop meets Bee Flowers


There is a Kate Spain blog hop in the quilters-blogger-world and today you can link up one Kate Spain Project at Alyse  from Blossom Heart Quilts. When I started quilting a Little more than two years ago the first fabrics I ordered were Fandango from Kate Spain. It was so much precious to me, that I needed some time to find the right project and so I went with the "Bee Flowers" Quilt made from the members of the Bee Germany 2011! I love this quilt and her fabrics!!!

Es läuft zur Zeit ein Kate Spain Blog Hop in der Quilter-Blogger-Welt und heute kann man ein eigenes Kate Spain Projekt bei Alyce von Blossom Heart Quilts verlinken. Als ich vor gut zwei Jahren mit dem Quilten begann, habe ich mir als erste Stoffe Fandango von Kate Spain geordert. Die waren für mich derart besonders, dass ich eine Weile gebraucht habe, bis ich wußte was ich mit ihnen machen werde. Sie stecken jetzt in meinem "Bee Flowers"-Quilt, den die Mitglieder der Bee Germany 2011 mit genäht haben! Ich liebe diesen Quilt und ihre Stoffe!!!




And don´t forget to check the Bloggersof this week of Plum and June’s New Blogger Blog Hop! :).

Und vergesst nicht, die Seiten der Blogger für diese Woche beim Plum and June’s New Blogger Blog Hop!:) zu besuchen :):
 
Friday, June 14th
Julie @ Jolie Maxtin
Melissa @ Melia Mae Quilting
Adrianne @ On The Windy Side
Molli @ Molli Sparkles
Laura @ Little And Lots
Valerie @ Between Quilts
 
Thank´s for stopping by... / Danke für´s Vorbeischauen...

Aylin...

Monday, April 22, 2013

How the Charlie Bag from Burda became a twin bag…


… I spent the last weekend with 8 gorgeous Ladies from the Bee Germany together sewing, chatting and buying fabric.

So it happened that I bought some very untypical fabric for me. I was influenced and inspired at the same time from Ulrike and she was from me. She wanted to sew the Charlie Bag from Burda at our get together and I threw over my origin plans and switched over to this bag ;-).


Ok, we bought the same gobelin / tapestry, at least that´s what the salesman said, a lovely lining for 4 Euro per meter and for the ground we decided (together of course) for an undefined kind of fabric which is maybe used in the automotive industry – a kind of a cloth on gum?!?

So we started and finished the same project at the same weekend… it was so fun to share this – you could hear us saying bad bad words alle the time because this undefined cloth-gum-automotive-fabric was so bad to sew…but have a look. It looks gorgeous.
 
When my daughter saw this bag the first she said was: “This is very untypical for you!” And she is so right, but maybe that´s why I love it even more… and of course because I know there is a twin living somewhere in Germany ;-).

The next time when I make this pattern – and I am sure I will – the handles will become longer for me. It is an easy and free pattern and if you use only fabrics without cutting them in parts to sew them together again, you will finish very quickly!

Aylin....