
Although the fabrics I used in this lively quilt were very much out of my comfort zone, I loved the process of creating a quilt for my DMIL's 80th birthday - just a year late!
She is such a generous and flamboyant personality, and so her special quilt dictated that Kaffe Fassett fabrics must be used. A visit to Liberty in Regent Street in London in 2005 provided many of the fabrics, chosen personally for me on that morning by Kaffe Fassett himself.
A dear friend had given me a scrap bag of fabrics inherited from her mother from the '60s, and these gave me the necessary fillers to finish off this vibrant quilt.
Do you ever make a quilt that you start out feeling quite cool about - and then grow to love the result?

Fabulous! I love the bright colours, and I imagine your DMIL will too.
ReplyDeleteKaffe Fassett himself, no less! How special is that?! A famous celebrity choosing for another famous celebrity. Perfect.
It's just lovely, Di. I am working (struggling really) on a quilt that uses some Kaffe's at the moment. I love the fabrics, but I certainly find them challenging to use.
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