Washed and ironed.....

The colors are much brighter than in this photo.

Quilt made in 1991. Hommage to Friedensreich Hundertwasser, famous austrian architect.

Impressions from Luxembourg

Ettelbruck, my home town

Vianden, medieval castle

Luxembourg City (old town)

Grand Ducal Palace

Luxembourg City

Luxembourg-City

Dyeing results

As my fabric is about 4-5" too wide for my plexiglass platters I have to cut small pieces (4-5") off. This little fabrics are dyed normally in the rest of the dye. They stay over night in the bath, are washed out the next day. I love this small pieces! :-).
Here you can see some photos of the ironed fabrics.

Some of my framed little quilts

Dondelion embroidered with metallic thread and tiny pieces of batting on a batik background

Poppies embroidered on pleated batik

Framed miniquilts

a serie of framed miniquilts made in a workshop hold by Barbara Blattl, austrian quilt artist.

Dyeing....

As promised here are some photos of my dyeing afternoon. All I know about this method of dyeing is from Melody Johnson's blog (you can find the link in my sidebar) and from Melody personally during a workshop in St Moritz. She is sharing everything so generously, thank you Melody! :-)

I will not continue to post in four languages like this morning, I think most of my visitors understand english (even if my english is far away from perfect). But sometimes I will certainly post in luxemburgish, I think I always have enough photos so that everybody may understand what I'm talking about. :-)

Si tu comprends seulement le français et as des problèmes à comprendre quoi que ce soit, alors tu m'écris un mail et je vais essayer de te répondre.

Wenn du Fragen hast, und kein Englisch verstehst dann bitte schreibe mir eine mail, ich werd versuchen dir so schnell wie möglich zu antworten.

Meng letzeburgesch Frenn hun jo mat Secherheet irgendeppes vun mengem Gequassels uewen verstanen, oder? :-)

Soda-bath for the ready to dye fabric.

My collection of dyes. I will not mix them today....too lazy

Ready for dyeing...

When you don't have enough bottles you can ask your hair-stylist to collect some for you.... :-)

The rest of the dyes is used to dye small pieces of fabric, they will stay in their bath until tomorrow.

Now I need something I don't have...patience until all the fabrics are dry......