Wednesday 24 February 2010

Something different and a Happy Birthday!

I have been looking at doing Cathederal Windows sewing for quite some time and have not started it as I thought it was going to be hard. Well I stumbled across this fabulous tutorial from Hyena In Petticoats blog and she has it down pat and to me it all makes sense and is very enjoyable to do. I hope to make a quilt size one and this is what I have done so far.

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It’s fantastic as I get to use up a lot of my scraps which was becoming rather a huge amount. Don’t look too close at my sewing as its all new to me this technique and I am finding that as I go along the better I do.

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Today is my youngest grandson’s 4th birthday!

 

Happy Birthday Regan

Regan

He is so cute and I love him to bits and I have to get his gorgeous Mum to give him cuddles and kisses from me because he is over in Western Australia and I am here in Victoria.

Wow….I can’t believe its 4 years since he was born…how time flies! His Mum made a heap of cupcakes for him to take to his Kindy so that he can celebrate with his Kindy kids today.

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Hugs to all……Vicki

31 comments:

  1. Oh, I'll have to go check that out! I've always wanted to make one, too! Happy Birthday to that little cutie.~karen

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  2. What a cute little grandson you have! The time flies by and they do grow up fast. Love the cathedral window quilt you are starting. Such beautiful quilts and when you get done with putting it together, you are done! Keep us posted on your progress. Carol

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  3. I've been wanting to try those too! And we're supposed to learn how to make them at our next quilt guild meeting. I might just have to check out that tutorial and get a head start on them! Yours look great! :0)

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  4. The Cathedral windows look good!.Happy birthday Regan.

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  5. Happy Birthday Regan....and I do like what you are doing with the cathedral windows....great job...

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  6. Your Grandson is a doll! Happy Birthday to him!! Thanks for the link to the cathedral window tutorial. Looks great!

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  7. Thanks for sharing the link about cathedral windows. I've never wanted to do them, too much trouble. Our youngest DD has asked me to make her one, and she says don't you love me, I say yeah, but not that much!! Now, I can give it a try,
    Linda

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  8. Thanks for sharing the link about cathedral windows. I've never wanted to do them, too much trouble. Our youngest DD has asked me to make her one, and she says don't you love me, I say yeah, but not that much!! Now, I can give it a try,
    Linda

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  9. What a little cutie and I love your Cathedral windows - will have to have a look at this.

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  10. The cathedral windows look very pretty. I did a pin cushion once (the hard way) and that was enough bother. Thanks for putting the link for the tutorial, perhaps I'll give it a go another time.

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  11. Your cathedral windows look wonderful - I love them but I'd never attempt it! Happy Birthday to Regan, he's a darling boy!

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  12. Love your cathedral window quilt so far---I have so many pretty flowery prints like that that would make a pretty window quilt--have tagged the site --and when I run out of things to do I will start one!!!! Thanks for sharing
    Hugs, Di

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  13. Ah Vicki, your little grandie is SO gorgeous!!!! From the pics I've seen of you I think he looks very much like you! What a sweetie!!!

    As for the Cathedral windows, yes they're stunning! I shall put them on my 'to do' list for the future as I've always admired them - you've done a wonderful job for a newbie!!! You look like a pro!

    Lots of love sweetie!!!!
    Vikki xoxoxo

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  14. Ah sweetie, I just noticed from Clare's message that your little grandie is named Regan! That is my maiden name - how gorgeous! xx

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  15. Can't wait to check out the tutorial; I have had a cathedral window pattern sitting around forever. Fear has kept me from it. What a cute picture of Regan! L,A-

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  16. I'm interested in this technique and might give it a try, I have been using a different technique so it would be interesting to compare. Love your windows.
    Happy Birthday to your grandson 4 is such a big boy age!

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  17. Happy Birfdey Regan... yummy yummy cuppy cakes ...Bet they had a great time Vicki.... your Cathedral windows loooks fabulous and I agree that it looks better without the plain one in it.... so pretty...
    Big Hugs
    Dawn x x x

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  18. Lovely work Vicki... and what a cutie your grandie is

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  19. Yourcathedral windows are looking good. Something else to put on the "to do list".

    Best wishes to the cute birthday boy

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  20. Vicki your Cathedral windows are just so pretty and stunning.

    Happy birthday too Regan.:D

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  21. Happy birthday to Regan. Cute grandson. Love the cathedral windows. Will have to check out the tutorial. Thank you for sharing.

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  22. Happy birthday to Regan!!

    Love the catedral windows quilt you are starting,I`m going to try a cushion.

    Yours looks awesome!!

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  23. Hi Vicki,
    Happy Birthday to Regan, he is a fine looking young man!
    Wow, the cathedral quilt is coming along very nicely.
    I too think it looks very hard, maybe I'll try it when I grow up. lol
    Hugs,
    Anna

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  24. The cathedral windows are great...I have not attempted any either because I thought they would be hard. Have to check out that tutorial.
    Happy Birthday, little one...aren't grandkids great?

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  25. Vicki, those cathedral windows are gorgeous. It will look stunning with those florals on white.

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  26. Vicki the Cathedral windows look great! Regan is a real cutie too.
    B- Day wishes sent his way....

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  27. HaPpY bIrThDaY, ReGaN!!!!!
    Love the cathedral windows, Vicki - they are a very pretty block!! Must make some myself in the future...

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  28. You are doing wonderful! They are beautiful.
    Happy Birthday to a cute grandson:)

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  29. I made one of these for my brother in a bedspread size. It took me 7 years, because I could only work on it so long and then I had to put it away or start cutting it up with the scissors! When I gave it to him he was astounded, to say the least. All those that I do from here forward are going to be pillow size. They are beautiful and enjoyable to do.- Myra

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  30. Hola vicky,un blog muy bonito
    besos

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