On november the 18th I went, finally!, with two friends to visit Quilt Art, the patchwork shop in A Coruña, owned by Neus and Tere. That morning it was only Tere who was there and I spent a good time talking to her and admiring the beautiful quilts they have there and all the things they sell, from which I brought a "little" part that you can see here. It was a great time there!
I brought a colection of nice fabrics for my Dear Jane, some Tilda buttons, other buttons and the handles for the Born to Quilt bag (that I still did not start with, what a mess!), a marker to draw on the fabric, small pins for appliqué, adhesive spray to stick the fabric to the batting and some silicon protectors for the fingers when you are hand-quilting that do not appear in the photo because I had already kept them when I took the picture.
¡Y este libro increible de Yoko Saito que tenia tantas ganas de conseguir! Tiene unos proyectos preciosos, y es el que Neus ha usado para diseñar las casas que va a poner en su proyecto de cabecero de cama, segun tengo entendido, que le estaba quedando tan bien. Podeis verlas en su blog aquí.
And this incredible book by Yoko Saito that was so eager to find! It has beautiful projects and it is the one that Neus was using to design the houses that she is putting in her project of a headboard for a bed, as I understood, that is turning out great. You can see it in her blog here.
Este es un ejemplo de los quilts que os hablo de las casitas...
This is an example of the quilts I am talking about, of the little houses...
¡Mirad estas otras preciosidades!