Friday, 24 September 2010

Autumn leaves table runner

 My favourite season is full of changing colours. The fern was shining yellow just a little while ago.


Now it has turned brown already.




The Alchemilla is still green, still catching drops of water in the folds of her skirt.



The rowan trees missed their best red shades this year and are changing from yellow to brown.



This table runner with the sun print fabrics reminds me of the colourful season when the trees are already naked and the evenings are dark.


I made the quilting yesterday at home and added the binding last night in class. The hand sewing is half done but will be finished tonight in front of the TV.
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9 comments:

  1. Dolores24 September 2010 at 15:57

    Wonderful colours. Another project to check off the list.

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  2. Miri24 September 2010 at 16:39

    This is wonderful! I've always wanted to try sun printing but still haven't.

    Thanks for the news about Eileen...I've still got her blog on my sidebar hoping she'd come back!

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  3. Anonymous24 September 2010 at 17:54

    Lovely work Ulla. The sun printing looked like fun.

    We've some red leaves of virginia creeper at the moment.

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  4. Messy Karen24 September 2010 at 18:28

    love the sun printing and i see that pretty brown gingham has been used again.

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  5. GardenOfDaisies24 September 2010 at 21:41

    OH your leaf print quilt is sop pretty!!! And the applesauce in the previous post looks delicious! My grandpa used to make homemade applesauce!

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  6. annemariesquilt24 September 2010 at 22:32

    Wonderful tabelrunner Ulla and it is kind of special since have made the print yourself ...

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  7. Babara26 September 2010 at 20:41

    In Gedanken versuche ich dein im letzten post vorgestelltes Apfelmus....mmmh! Und heute sehe ich den wunderschönen Tablerunner in den so herbstlich passenden Farben. Du hast den Stoff an der Sonne gefärbt, wenn ich es richtig verstanden habe. Wie geht denn das? Ich habe früher ja öfters Stoffe und vorallem Seidentücher gefärbt, aber die "Sonnentechnik" kenne ich nicht. Bei uns ist nun auch Herbst, der Garten wird langsam aufgeräumt und es gibt mehr Zeit für die Nähmaschine. Dieses Wochenende war ich auch wieder mal fleissig....alles für Weihnachten :-) !
    Liebe Grüsse und einen guten Wochenstart!
    Barbara

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  8. Abby and Stephanie27 September 2010 at 14:01

    Such pretty colors and I love the sun prints. Fall is arriving here. I never tire of the rich colors.

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  9. pratima28 September 2010 at 02:19

    The sun prints are beautiful, Ulla. The sights and smells of Fall are wonderful :)

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