I have teamed up with a whole bunch of talented people to bring everyone The Road Home Row Along featuring rows of home towns, special places and places we love.
For my row it had to be Adelaide, South Australia. The city I grew up in on the south side and now live a 30 minute drive north of Adelaide.
The Festival Centre on the banks of the River Torrens with the city centre in the background.
This is my row.
I have selected 4
things to represent Adelaide, South Australia. Starting from the left I have
the Rotunda that you can find in Elder Park, not far from the Festival Centre pictured above. A bunch of grapes for the great
wine regions around Adelaide, which are not too far from the city. The last block is the lighthouse for Port Adelaide where most of the ship that visit dock. Lastly the sashing
along the bottom of the row represents the River Torrens that runs through the
heart of Adelaide, which you can see in the above picture.
Progress shot of the grape block.
All the applique pieces in place ready for stitching. with your favourite applique stitch.
The lighthouse block which is foundation pieced(paper pieced)
Now I haven't finished mine yet. I can't decide if I want to add more rows to make a quilt or just quilt it and bind it as a wall hanging. We will see what happens.
Now here is the pattern to make my row.
Here is the template file that going with the above instructions.
Also there is two giveaways on offer. Plus more each day with each row that is released. You can enter them all as you collect the rows. We have an Anita Goodesign Machine Embroidery CD and a Calibre Cutting Mat on offer for you to win.
http://calibreart.com/
Now here is the pattern to make my row.
Here is the template file that going with the above instructions.
Also there is two giveaways on offer. Plus more each day with each row that is released. You can enter them all as you collect the rows. We have an Anita Goodesign Machine Embroidery CD and a Calibre Cutting Mat on offer for you to win.
http://calibreart.com/
Plus don't forget to visit everyone to collect their rows and enter their giveaways.
Here is the link to the full schedule but today we have joining me to open this Row Along
6-Sep Allie-Oops Sweet Happy Life http://allie-oopssweethappylife.blogspot.com/
6-Sep Cynthia's Creating Ark http://www.cynthiasark.blogspot.com.au That's me.
6-Sep Kissed Quilts http://kissedquilts.blogspot.com
6-Sep Renee's Quilting Addiction http://reneechester.wordpress.com/
I hope you enjoy The Road Home Row Along as much I did creating my row.
Until Next Time
Keep Stitching
Cynthia
Thank you everyone for your lovely comments.
ReplyDeleteLove your row so much - what a beautiful place you live in!! Sorry you lost all the previous comments, that's awful!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your pretty row! I lived in Halifax, Nova Scotia at one time and the Public Gardens has a rotunda just like yours.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great interpretation! My daughter loved Australia and would have loved to stay there!
ReplyDeleteI think your row would make an awesome wall hanging! Hung above a staircase of door opening, it would look so cool!
ReplyDeleteI was wondering about a wall hanging to hang over my office door. Thanks for visiting.
ReplyDeleteThis rotunda must have taken some time to make. And concentration, too. But worth it. It's gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThank you for participating to my Fabric, Thread and Yarn link party. Have a nice Sunday!
Love your row...and I left a note somewhere..you even answered lol But again will say LOOOVE your Row! & lets have a Picnic overlookin the water & watchin the boats! :)
ReplyDeleteOh to have a picnic on the banks of the Torrens this time of the year would be great.
ReplyDeleteI love the lighthouse and gazebo.
ReplyDeleteVery nice gazebo and light house.
ReplyDeleteStill loving your row..and daydreaming of being there to enjoy the sights! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is such a pretty row. Love the gazebo and the lighthouse.
ReplyDeleteThank you everyone for visiting my blog during The Road Home Row Along. I hope you have collected all the rows along the way.
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