We NOW have sixteen very talented quilters in our ‘Winter Solstice’ Quilt Sew A-Long! Our little group is growing…
Kris B~no blog
Karen Walker~Laugh Yourself Into Stitches
Seattle Judy~ No blog
Pattie N.~ no blog
Sandie~ Crazy About Quilting
Janna~ Tin Teepee/Log Cabin
Pam~The Queen Bee, Stitching Between the Lines Blog
Claire~no blog
Glynis~no blog
Sandy L.~no blog
Julie~no blog
Paulette~ Sweet P Quilting Blog
Maggey~ The Quilting Couple
Kathy S. – _New2quilting.blogspot.com
Maryjo~http://hexagonquilt-along.blogspot.ca/
This list is more for me rather than for you. If I write it down on paper, I will lose it…but on the blog it is THERE!
I made my Big Barn yesterday and LOVE IT!! I used a small homespun plaid and it is perfect! The little barn I am re-doing…I used a bigger check and the print over took the whole barn…Yup, it’s re-do time! Time to call in the pro…Jack the Ripper! Good thing he works for FREE or I would be a poor woman! I can’t show you any pictures until the big reveal…SEW stay tuned!
BUT…
I can’t let you leave without showing you something quilty…and I do have a finish…of sorts! I have FINALLY finished stitching my ‘Midnight Harvet’ quilt by Primitive Gatherings! It seems that I have been working on this quilt FOREVER but it’s just been in the evenings and at Heritage…for the last three months! It is now ready for quilting!! Yeah!!
Now if I was a GOOD blogger this quilt would be all pressed and pristine…but no! I took it out of the plastic tote that has housed it for the last four months and threw it on the floor!
SEW…there it is all rumpled and wrinkled…just like ME! I’m just not taking a picture of that morning mess! :oO
So the plan is to iron the wrinkles out, quilt it with loops and stars…sew on a binding…and use it for a tablecloth this fall! Totally do-able!
Yup…I am almost looking forward to Fall…
Almost..
Have a magical Monday and Happy Stitching!~P
I saw this pumpkin quilt on the Primitive Gatherings website last week, and I thought of you. And sure enough, here you've done it! It looks great, and it will be very cozy for fall. Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteThis quilt is so beautifull, il will be fantastic for next fall!
ReplyDeleteAwesome fall quilt ! Congrats on a great finish !
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful finish. ! Absolutely love it !
ReplyDeleteYou did such a beautiful job on your table topper. Your appliqué is wonderful! Good job!
ReplyDeleteI was think how beautiful your quilt is and a question just came to mind ? I have not been appliquéing long with wool and was wondering ? If wool and cotton projects can be washed ? If you've ever tried that after a finish. Would love to know your experience with that ! Thanks ! Veronica
ReplyDeleteVeronica asked the question on my mind! I also am new to appliquing with wool. The Winter Soltice quilt is my first cotton/wool quilt. Excited and nervous. Mostly excited!
ReplyDeletep.s.....Your pumpkin tablecloth/quilt is great! Beautiful applique.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute quilt, and it looks wonderful on your table. Would love to do something like this, but, unfortunately, my applique skills are nothing compared to yours.
ReplyDeleteOh I love that quilt!! You are a girl after my own heart! :-) I'm planning to play with my barn (LOL) this afternoon. ;-) Have a happy day!
ReplyDeleteCongrats to you, Sweet P, it looks amazing!! Well done!!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Tanya
That is a fun quilt and it really does look nice on the table with the check board in the middle.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
Precioso, me gusta muchísimo, es realmente guapo
ReplyDelete¡¡¡felicidades!!!
saludos
Your Midnight Harvest is GORGEOUS! What a great finish!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful and looks gorgeous on your table! Paulette, just wondering- are you no longer on Bloglovin'? I don't receive any of your posts anymore.
ReplyDeleteLove that pumpkin quilt; perfect on the table. I'm glad you put up the list. I'll click thru on the bloggers I don't know and get acquainted.
ReplyDeleteI love your pumpkin quilt. Will you quilt over the applique, or round it?
ReplyDeleteIt's almost too pretty to use on a table! blessings, marlene
ReplyDeleteOh my word! Your prim harvest quilt is gorgeous. So vibrant. Love it!
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