I LOVE big and colorful dots (Disco Dots by Michael Miller).
Years ago I made this quilt; I was in love with a watercolor flower print.
It looks even better on a bag!
It’s an old print, by Henry Glass – Midnight Rendezvous!– how appropriate is the name !!
And here are a few pictures for you to see the difference between different type of interfacing.
For years I used Peltex and Timtex and I love them; but shipping them across the ocean is expensive and I had to find some replacements I could buy in Romania. And I found Decovil, an interfacing manufactured by Vilene division of Freundenberg Germany..
heavyweight Decovil (left) and Peltex; read here some thoughts about the difference between them. |
Lightweight Decovil is a new product and I ADORE it! No matter where you live, search for it and try it! It’s so easy to sew with it, it fuses nicely on fabric; even the beginner sewers will love it!
Decovil – Heavyweight and Lightweight |
Happy sewing!
Paula @ Sewy Stuff says
Wow! I really love that Midnight Rendezvous fabric! Looks great in the quilt and on that bag.
maritza says
Geta las bolsas son muy bonitas, me encantan las telas!!!! un beso
Carla says
Just beautiful! I love dots too
hydeeannsews says
geta, you have accomplished amazing things here! not just your pretty bags, but i read your "about" page. your journey through quilting is a modern miracle and a wonder. what perseverance you've shown and it has paid off tremendously in your beautiful artwork! i'm so glad to have discovered you. =)
Ela says
Cu un model frumos si materiale bune,rezultatul este spectaculos!!!!
Debby says
I checked: Decovil here in the USA via Amazon is $24.60 a meter (39" for us Americans). A bit pricey, huh? But I love that triangle quilt – so very beautiful! The floral print says "Impressionism" art to me. You did a fabulous job!
Pam Pollock says
Love the disco balls.
joanold says
I love the spotty print. Looks great on a bag.
Mack and Mabel says
Wow! I found you through Lily's Quilts and read your About page, What a determined and talented lady you are. I intend to both follow your blog and have a go at Trapunto quilting. Thank you 🙂
Sandy W says
Thank you so much for sharing your talent and knowledge with us!! I am enjoying your blog!!
Rose E. Glasses says
Awasome. We have the same taste in fabrics. I also have the watercolor flower fabric, in several quilt and other projects. A friend, remembered my love and found some more in Oregon and shipped me three yards. I don't know what to do with it! Stash for now.