Today I thought I would do a demo on one of my favorite techniques – Cathedral Windows. This is a hand technique where you take a light fabric like muslin fold and stitch then add a piece of patterned fabric for the “window” part. It’s generally done by hand and can be easily adapted to any size. Here’s Google’s image gallery when you search for Cathedral Windows Quilt – isn’t this sew amazing, I love it so I thought I would share it with all of you.
This one here is approx 16″w x 16″h x 4″ deep – this was one of the first projects I made using this technique, and I’ve received so many compliments on it:) People just want to stop me everywhere and figure out how it’s made? Have you tried this before?
Here’s another tote approx 8″w x 12″h x 4″ deep with an adorable pocket and ruffle, perfect for taking your hand piecing and stitching projects with you:) OR pack a lunch in this…