Hello! Today I would like to share with you my finished block for the CQJP Challenge 2015. The challenge is run by the wonderful Kathy Shaw and I am having a great deal of fun designing, piecing and then embellishing the blocks.
My base block for February was a dresden plate design which I made using scraps from the same Tilda fabrics as I used for January's block. The above photograph shows you how it looked the last time I posted about it.
Since that post, I have finished the embellishment of the block. I have also completed an online Basic Crazy Quilt Class, which is also run by Kathy Shaw. It is a fabulous class and I learned so much. You can read my post about the block I finished for that class here. It has meant that I have approached the embellishment of my February CQJP Challenge block differently from the first block I made in January.
This time I have included some silk ribbon embroidery and a lot more beading than for the last block.
I have really enjoyed making it and I am looking forward to getting started on March's block. I am also looking forward to a new online course with Kathy, as registration for the Intermediate Crazy Quilt Class has just started over on Kathy's blog.
Ahh...your block is simply, completely, wonderful...
ReplyDeleteHello Nancie Anne! Thank you very much! I really enjoyed all the embellishing! Have a lovely weekend! :) xx
DeleteWhat a lovely block! Your SRE and seam work are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteHello Renee! Thank you very much.... I learned a lot in the online BCQC run by Kathy! :) xx
DeleteYour Dresden is beautiful, Christine.
ReplyDeleteHello Christine! Thank you! I am really enjoying learning more about crazy quilting.... it is fun! :) xx
DeleteWow! Wow! Wow! I just love your embellishments. As talented as ever!
ReplyDeleteHello Emmajane! Thank you, you are too kind!! Have a lovely weekend! :) xx
DeleteLiebe Christine,
ReplyDeletedu machst es ja spannend, wie viele dieser absolut traumhaft schönen Blöcke, gibt es denn noch?
Liebe Grüße
Steffi
Hello Steffi! Thank you! I am making one block a month for the CQJP Challenge 2015. Now I have to start thinking of what to do for March! Have a lovely weekend! :) xx
DeleteYour block is beautiful , I nvee would have thought to embellish a Dresdan block in this manner , just so pretty !
ReplyDeleteThank you Sheila! I am really enjoying learning about crazy quilting at the moment and there are many lovely dresdens embellished in a crazy quilt style on pinterest which gave me the inspiration! :) xx
DeleteDear Christine,
ReplyDeleteyour Dresden Plate just looks "woooow", so precious, just wonderful.
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sigisart
Hello Sigrid! Thank you! I was pleased with the finished block! Have a lovely weekend! :) x
DeleteI think it's lovely that you're combining the Dresden Plate pattern with crazy quilting. Will be fun to watch this progress.
ReplyDeleteThank you Mary Anne! I've seen some crazy quited dresdens on Pinterest and I love them! :) xx
DeleteWow Christine, that dresden block looks amazing, You have done such a good job attaching all those tiny beads. I love it.
ReplyDeleteHello Leanne! Thank you! I am really enjoying experimenting with crazy quilting.... it has been a lot of fun! Hope you are having a lovely weekend! :) xx
DeleteStunning! Love the Dresden you made, and the embellishments are beautiful. Well done.
ReplyDeleteHello Dasha! Thank you very much! I am really enjoying my crazy quilting adventure!! :) x
DeleteChristine, You have a very lovely block there. Thank you for sharing, and all of these blocks even during our in depth beginner class is very inspiring, Bravo!
ReplyDeleteHello Shelly! Thank you very much!! I hope you are enjoying the class as much as I did. Happy stitching! :) xx
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