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It’s not showing up very well here, but that is kind of the point… Batting is Quilter’s Dream Orient, a natural batting made of cotton, silk, bamboo and Tencel (eucalyptus), which gives it a wonderful drape and softness, without a lot of weight. I quilted it in a loop + swirl pattern, and if you look very carefully you can maybe see a “L + M” quilted in the middle (the couple’s initials). They’re going to need to keep loving shabby-chic pastels though! I hoped that the other colours would make this quilt fit into their home even if they re-decorated. I really love the back! Almost more than the front, always disappointing when it takes a fifth of the time… The couple’s bedroom is duck-egg blue, so I am hoping that this will make up for the pinks and greens on the front of the quilt a certain degree of reversibility. This is the back – Pernille in Cadet blue, pieced with some charms from the Tilda collection “Happiness is Homemade”. It’s a great throw size – big enough for 2 on a sofa or someone to nap under. You would need 13 fat quarters or 26 fat eighths or equivalent to make this quilt which finishes at 61″ square with a 3″(ish) border. The big squares were cut to 8.5″ and the smaller ones making up the 4-patches were 4.5″, and I just alternated them. I just knew Tilda would be the right fit.

It is a commission quilt my friend commissioned it as a wedding gift for a lovely girl whom I did actually meet once and I thought was fabulous. I had a telephone consultation with her, and they live in a whitewashed Scottish cottage with pale, duck-egg blues and ivory/ white colours. I used fat eighths of the Apple Bloom and Spring Lakes collections, but then took out the teal colours from Spring Lake and added Taupey-greys and Cadet blues from other Tilda collections. I admit the colours are not showing up well in our first-week-of-spring-cold-but -bright Scottish sunlight you might have to trust me about the gentle romance of these fabrics. Soft, vintagey, floral, prettiness with both a modern freshness of colour and an authenticity you don’t often find in modern fabric lines which are so often “trying” to have a vintage feel but don’t quite make the grade.

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And possibly the only understandable bit in the movie for my brother and me. Tilda to the UK born child of Indian parents means watching strange, brightly-coloured movies in an unknown language on grainy VHS with a beautiful Sari-ed lady in the advert in a rice field and the song “Tiii-lda Basmati” (the best rice, which I still buy now).