As soon as I spotted this wonderful pear fabric I knew it would make not only a good apron but also a nice runner...YEAH. Why yeah? It was in with the sales fabrics along with the two matching batiks and at this particular store, one is required to buy a yard of sales fabric, With careful planning and cutting I could not only make a color block apron but also a runner AND some bowls. I was also pleased when I got the fabric home and discovered a matching lime fabric in my stash.
Until now, most of my blog entries have dealt with the technical aspect of my craft. However, today we are going to get a bit more personal. I recently put a wall hanging into Capizzano Olive Oils & Vinegars on consignment (see lower right photo) and was asked about the story behind the quilt so here it is!
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As soon as I spotted this wonderful pear fabric I knew it would make not only a good apron but also a nice runner...YEAH. Why yeah? It was in with the sales fabrics along with the two matching batiks and at this particular store, one is required to buy a yard of sales fabric, With careful planning and cutting I could not only make a color block apron but also a runner AND some bowls. I was also pleased when I got the fabric home and discovered a matching lime fabric in my stash. 
Until now, most of my blog entries have dealt with the technical aspect of my craft. However, today we are going to get a bit more personal. I recently put a wall hanging into Capizzano Olive Oils & Vinegars on consignment (see lower right photo) and was asked about the story behind the quilt so here it is!