Do you remember this wee small Dresden? Genny was working on her blocks at our Heritage Quilting meeting…back in April! I was in awe back then…her Dresden blocks were so small…and all hand stitched!!
Well look at those Dresden's NOW!!
This is a small quilt..and all hand stitched!! AMAZING!! Genny’s workmanship is incredible!
She just has a few more stitches to do before she puts on the binding and calls this little baby finished!!
It will be fun to see her in all her glory…without the ink and all prettied up…bound and ready for a table or a wall!
Even the little guys can become heirlooms, which I am certain this one is destined to become!! Well done, Genny!! You have created a real show stopper!
Have a terrific Tuesday and Happy Quilting!~P
Ah-mazing!
ReplyDeleteTruly an heirloom quilt. So beautiful. Love it.
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I am going to make at lease one Dresden block this summer!!! Her hand stitching is just amazing. Am now the proud owner of a roll of solvy!!! I am going to get back into machine quilting.
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful hand work. I am just teachimg myself to hand quilt. Could you please tell me what she uses to mark the lines? thank you. Beth in northern Alberta. email bethmill@telus.net
ReplyDeleteCom certeza nunca vi mais linda,parabéns.
ReplyDeleteAll I can say is WOW! I see Dresden plates in my future!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt and a lot of work and wonderful quilting went into it.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
It is beautiful, love the small blocks.
ReplyDeletethat is so sweet! love the detail!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful. Something to aspire to, for sure.
ReplyDeleteAdorable quilt! Wow!
ReplyDeleteNow that is just gorgeous - love all the handwork! Happy Belated Birthday to Mr. P, are you out of the doghouse yet? *G*
ReplyDeleteGenny's quilt is a show-stopper! Love it!
ReplyDeleteWOW, I love Genny's quilt!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous little quilt! I love the contrasting stitching as well as the Dresden blocks. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love this. It is so beautiful.
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