Here's another little, flowered, appliquéd mini quilt.
Similar color pallet as the one from my last post, but with a much less traditional look.
Shot cottons and hand stitching make such a lovely marriage... they just go together so nicely.
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
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I love shot cottons and I love love love looking at your lovely stitches! It's so hard to take my eyes off your quilting.
ReplyDeleteI love it too
ReplyDeleteThat is just beautiful. I'm going to have to give shot cottons a try.
ReplyDeleteit's always a pleasure to see what you are working on.
ReplyDeletei received my first shot cottons in the mail yesterday . . . love the look and the feel of them and am now considering just what i might create. decisions decisions~!!
:-)
libbyQ
Beautiful! I love the machine appliqué with the hand stitching. Great design and color. Just lovely.
ReplyDeleteI tried your links to vote for cloud 9, but I think I ended up being dinged for $, as I got a message thanking me for helping someone reach a monetary goal. Searching for Cloud 9 fabrics came up with "no matches for that search."
ReplyDeletevery strange.
shrug.
I tried!
Oh, and I LOVE your work! Thanks for the peek at your latest. :)
Thread and Needle
ReplyDeletein your hands = magic!
Love your hand stitching.
hugs
Thanks to each of you. :)
ReplyDeleteSuzanne, Oh my, no you shouldn't be paying to vote! If you go to Cloud9 Fabrics blog, read their post and click on the highlighted "link" that they provide, then all should work. I apologize for any confusion.
As a frequent quilt judge I wanted to tell you that your work, especially the workmanship wins a blue ribbon from me!!
ReplyDeleteMary, thank you, I am truly honored!
ReplyDeleteIt's unamimous - we all love this! Have to try some shot cottons!
ReplyDeleteI really love this color palette -- modern, yet evocative of warm memories. Beautiful job.
ReplyDeleteDiane
Lovely, simple and graphic.....a real winner
ReplyDeleteHappy Sewing
I love making little quilts and seeing yours is inspiring. I keep wanting to do this primitive handquilting and this post may just encourage me to put on my Big Girl Pants.....FUN quilts!
ReplyDeleteReally love the shot cottons!So cute and adorable!
ReplyDeletesuch pretty work... it affirms the beauty of simplicity and well-executed craftsmanship!
ReplyDeleteYour work is always beautiful, and the hand stitching is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThis is brilliant and weirdly i had found it on Flickr and now I have found you anotehrj another circuatous route! must be fate and meant to follow.
ReplyDeleteThanks to each of you and to Emily's Mum, Thanks for the follow... here's to fate!
ReplyDeleteLove it!Its gorgeous!
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