When I first started on the blogs a couple of months ago I saw a beautiful quilt done with batiks and quilted with lines. I believe she called it Currents. I wish I could remember who made it. I fell in love with it and wanted to do something like it.

I bought some batik scraps from Getsassed on Etsy aka Sew Fantastic added a few of my own to make this. It will be a purse. I used a variegated thread. Here is a close up.

This is the other side.

I love batiks! They are my favorite fabrics I rarely use them because I do not want to cut them. lol
Beautiful Trish. You did a great job on the quilting.
ReplyDeleteI really admire you for having the courage to "cut into batiks"! Lol! and I love the way you did the free form quilting. It's gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteYay! for cutting the batiks. Does that mean I have to cut some toile? uh oh....
ReplyDeleteWOW!!! that turned out FANTASTIC!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for letting me know that you blogged it, I have been waiting to see what you would do with them. I am so far behind in my blog reading right now.
This really did turn out beautiful, I just love the bag above this post.
I love batiks too. There is a quilt shop about 10 miles away that has a wonderful collection.
ReplyDeleteI'm beginning to REALLY love batiks!!! This is
ReplyDeletew-a-y cute too!! Glad you finally decided to use some!!