The Story of the Stripey Dresden Quilt
Once upon a time, in a land far, far away, there lived a group of royal quilters. They were a very clever bunch of quilters who delighted in making blocks for others and collectively called themselves the QCA Bee #2 (Quilt Club Australia Bee No 2).
It was Lady Quiltjane of the Kingdom of Brisbane that was to be the selector of a block for March 2012 and sent out a royal proclamation to all the kingdoms of the DownUnder Lands to make this special block. Each Lady of noble birth made a block (or sometimes 2) and sent them by royal carrier pigeon to the Kingdom of Brisbane.
Alas, the blocks lay dormant until the ‘No WIP shall ever be completed’, spell cast by the evil witch had been broken.
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| 101″ x 101″ for the royal bed |
The elves (I wish) and Lady Quiltjane worked day and night to complete the quilt made by Ladies, Bronwyn, Anorina, Waverlee, Kim, Tracey, Phillipa, Janine, McKenna, Jessica, Laura, Kelly, and Sue.
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| Magic bubbles and Swirls for quilting |
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| Gold and Silver threads spun in the Magical Kingdom of Aurifil #1135 and #2600 50wt Cotton |
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| This beauty was reserved for the label at the back. |
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| Michael Miller Clown Stripe Binding donated by the Royal Jester |
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| Background from the sacred texts of Michael Miller, Kaufman, Timeless Treasures Spotlight |
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| Dotty Background |
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| The Royal Sheep donated the Wool/Poly Batting. (Yes, they do look like poodles) |
The End.
P.S I forgot to mention that all the background fabrics, backing and applique dots were done with material already in my stash. The design was limited by the yardage on hand.













