Showing posts with label nizhoni workshop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nizhoni workshop. Show all posts

Monday, June 23, 2014

Tree of Life Quilt

Tree of Life Quilt by Katrina Hertzer, Nizhoni Workshop (an original quilt)

Here is my newest quilt, the Tree of Life Quilt. It is my modern interpretation of a traditional Navajo rug design. I paper pieced many of of the elements and machine pieced the top of the quilt together. It was quilted by my friend, the talented Andrea Harris of Urban Quiltworks, Calgary, Alberta, Canada. It will be on display at the Calgary Stampede 2014 Western Arts and Crafts Showcase.

Tuesday, May 6, 2014

101 zipper pouches!

So February and March were spent making zipper pouches. I don't know exactly why I felt like making so many,  but I love them all! I hope you enjoy them too! (Yes, that's Pendleton wool!)

Wednesday, February 26, 2014

Patchwork Tsushin Magazine Vintage Girl Zip Pouch

Vintage Girl Zip Pouch by Nizhoni Workshop, from the pages of Patchwork Tsushin Magazine
 Here is my finished Vintage Girl Zipper Pouch. This was a project featured in Patchwork Tsushin 6/2013. The yellow leaf fabric and blue fabric were provided with the magazine. I was fortunate to find a generous instagram friend who sent me the yellow First of Infinity word fabric by Kumiko Fujita which is really a hard fabric to find! I didn't use the Suzuko Koseki newspaper print for the back strip but rather used more FoI which I think looks amazing!
 

The front view
 

The back view
 

Inside view
 
As you can see the directions are shown in the drawings to the left. But it is written in Japanese and not too complicated if you go slowly and have previous experience with zippers.
 

Tuesday, January 28, 2014

A mini pincushion

Today I made a mini pincushion for one of the small compartments on my Poppin tray organizer. These desk accessories come in the most wonderful colours and this blue was my favourite. I decided to use scraps to make this.

I really love how the random patchwork makes an impact!

Of course my favourite part of the whole process was machine quilting the top. Thank you to all my new followers! xoxo

Monday, January 20, 2014

Quilted fabric project


I took Angela Walter's craftsy class called Machine Quilting Negative Space and I loved it. I practiced my swirls and leafs on this piece of fabric and decided to make a zip pouch with it. I had a vintage metal zipper that fit perfectly and I really love the look. I won't be scared to try out new quilting styles on swatches anymore, now that they have found a use!

Parson Gray Quilt

I pieced this quilt top together using Parson Gray's Seven Wonders fabric. This was a fat quarter bundle I won from 100 billion stars blog last year. And of course in the eleventh hour began quilting it...

Hand sewing binding into the night on the 24th of December...



Finishing just in time for my brother to open on Christmas morning! He loved it.



My finished quilt...


Monday, September 30, 2013

Marcelle Medallion Quilt by Liberty Love

Well I finally finished my Marcelle Medallion Quilt by Liberty Love! Here is a series of photos with my progression....

#marcellemedallion border 3 finished! #libertylove #patchwork #sew #sewing #medallionalong making my next border -- yay! #marcellemedallion #medallionalong #patchwork #sewing #sew border 4 complete! #marcellemedallion #medallionalong #patchwork #sew #sewing #marcellemedallion border 5! #patchwork #sew #sewing #medallionalong #marcellemedallion border 6. thanks to #sewingsummit lecture, i totally stepped up my photography skills! #patchwork #sewing #sew #quilting #quilt #mmal #medallionalong #libertylove #marcellemedallion border 7, almost finished! #mmqal #medallionalong #patchwork #sewing #sew #fabric #marcellemedallion border 8 means i'm finished! i'm going to add some borders to make it longer... #medallionalong #mmqal #patchwork #sew #sewing #color #quilt

I'm going to add additional borders to the top and bottom to make it a longer lap quilt.