Life is Beautiful – A new project

Last week while I was at my Mum’s I managed to stitch the first of the 32 quotes from Life is beautiful:
 “Life is a journey, travel it well.”

 About a year ago, when I went to the Festival of Quilts in Birmingham, I bought Life is Beautiful pattern by Helen Stubbings from  Hugs’n’Kisses.

 Although I had looked at the pattern and planned to get started a couple of times since, I hadn’t made any progress at all so far. But this month, I have finally assemble all I needed to get started on the stitcheries: muslin and thread and stabiliser. And I drew a few blocks to take away with me.
Here is my block alongside the pattern:

Celine

Comments

  1. Gill29 August 2011 at 21:52

    This is gorgeous - I love it!!

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  2. Anonymous29 March 2012 at 17:35

    I am looking for these patterns for à friend. Can you Please send me copies over the mail?

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  3. Celine29 March 2012 at 18:27

    I am sorry but this pattern is copyright so if you would like to acquire a copy, you will need to buy it from a trustful source. Helen has put a lot of effort in designing her quilt so it is just fair that she is paid for it.

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  4. Vivian10 May 2016 at 17:09

    Looking at these, I really starting to think I might like to do this one. Continue having fun with it!

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  5. Val's Quilting Studio11 May 2016 at 14:38

    How great to see a post from five years ago...and as you saw, I'm so tempted to start this project....I just love it!!

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  6. Marcy14 May 2016 at 16:21

    Lovely! I hoped you finished it! Your pretty work is inspiring

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