Well she is hung! Finally got a sleeve on Settler’s Pride and ended up slipping a curtain rod through her. This was a major hang so I had to get Mr. Sweet P involved (he hates it when I call him that…:o) but we got her up without falling off the ladder or putting the hammer through the wall. I’m not too happy with the curtain rod as she doesn’t hang flat to the wall…I will ‘quietly’ change it to a flat slat of wood later…I can see a trip to Home Depot is in order!
So the only wall in the house that was big enough to house her was in the family room… The walls are painted a sage green so she feels right at home!
A close-up..the walls are much darker but show up this light green…
She had to be hung high as the stairs leading down to the family room are right there…
Hey…do you see my Lori Smith…hanging at the bottom of the landing…It’s called Fit to Frame Number 13…wool seems to be taking over!!
A view towards the kitchen…
The view from the kitchen…the rubber tree is going to need a hair cut! It has gotten a little unruly…but it’s one of the ONLY plants that I haven’t managed to kill SO FAR! A few snips aren’t going to hurt…right?
This is an old lead glass window that I bought at an Auction…good story goes with this one but will save it for another day…anyways I use it as a room divider between the kitchen and family room.
Hmmm….I wonder if that white beam is a load bearing beam??… “Mr. Sweet P…can you GET THE SAW OUT!!..please!! haha” Just kidding!
Have a Wonderful Woolie Wednesday and Happy Quilting!~P!
It looks so beautiful on the wall and a great place to show it off.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
Lovely. The sage green wall is the perfect background.
ReplyDeleteIt looks fantastic there, Paulette! You have a gorgeous home, girl. I want to hear the story of that beautiful window!
ReplyDeleteOh, I love it! And, I thought the same thing about the beam. LOL
ReplyDeleteIt looks amazing on that wall, great job! Good job with hanging it too !!
ReplyDeleteI'm on break at work but I have to say it is awesome!
ReplyDeleteThat quilt looks SO lovely hanging there - I think you found the perfect spot! You have an old window hanging above your railing that really caught my eye cuz it looks exactly like two that I have - hung the same way - in my living room! ARen't we smart?
ReplyDeleteYou inspired me to try a wool project - I have completed my first penny rug & have three others lined up to do. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteJanet from Salt Spring
Your perfect quilt looks perfectly perfect!! in the spot you chose.
ReplyDeleteYour home looks very bright and lovely. Very welcoming.
xx, Carol
I love your quilt! And it looks fantastic hanging on your wall!
ReplyDeleteLove love love it!
ReplyDeleteWow Paulette, your Settler's Pride looks just beautiful hanging there! Is that Fit to Frame the one you had in your header last year? After admiring it every day when I'd read your blog, I finally broke down some time ago and made one myself with wool, but haven't decided yet how to best join all the squares together. I thought the seams might be too bulky if I just stitched them together with 1/4" seams as I would cotton. How did you join yours? Did you stitch each square to a solid backing?
ReplyDeleteFinally Home Sweet Home. So what are your newest wool projects?
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Paulette - it is such a wonderful quilt and it looks right at home on it's new wall!! What a lovely home you have...all your creative touches everywhere. My creative touches are all in the form of piles, haha!
ReplyDeletePerfectly gorgeous! Good Job.
ReplyDeleteI'm betting that post is helping support a main part of the ceiling...
ReplyDeleteCan you photo shop it out? Your Mr Sweet P is doing a good job hanging quilts for you!
Stunning Paulette!...just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteYes, we are finally home after our 5 month/20,000 kms adventure! Loved it...didn't want to come home! Still
appliqueing my "woolie" project...my hand dyed, patchwork wool blanket and
enjoying "encaustic" painting...fun!
oh my gosh - how beautiful!
ReplyDeletenice work on the quilt..must be great to see it hung up on the wall!!..as for Mr. Sweet "P"..tell him he did a great job!!..
ReplyDeleteCongrats on an absolutely beautiful finish! And it looks like it is hanging on the perfect wall :)
ReplyDeleteThat is a great place to hang it....looks wonderful. Love your room divider window....sweet idea.
ReplyDeleteIt's absolutely perfect for that space!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE that quilt and it looks wonderful where you have it hanging. I bit the bullet and ordered the last kit that Prim Gatherings had - and I'm determined to get that one done - with seeing yours I've got even more inspiration.
ReplyDeleteKaren
Just gorgeous, and yes that beam should be taken down :)
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! I loooooooooooooove it!! It's just gorgeous and looks so stunning on your wall! Fabulous!
ReplyDeletexx, shell
Wow that is amazing! And you found the perfect spot to display it....
ReplyDeleteShe looks beautiful and right at home just there.
ReplyDeleteThat looks fantastic hanging there!! Nice work!
ReplyDeletePerfect place for this quilt
ReplyDeleteI have admired this quilt for a very long time and when I was in Lancaster this past spring I ordered it as a bom as I don't have a wool collection
i am going to start it in Sept, can't wait now that I see yours hanging.
it is just beautiful. Kathie
Looks like it was meant to be there. Great job Paulette (& Mr Sweet P)
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