My head is hanging in shame! I have been remiss in reporting on our Heritage Happenings... I could blame it on using my iPhone as a camera...or I could say that the DOG ate the pictures... But we all know that it's not the phone...and it's sure not the dog (sorry Rylie)...it's ME...all ME! The pictures are THERE...I just need to do it! So sorry....(insert a sad face here!)
Ok...better late than never...SEW...on with the show...
I need to explain the next few pictures. Someone donated this sweet sheep quilt as a charity quilt! Adorable...but there was lots of discussion among the quilters as to the size of the quilt...It was huge! Should it be taken apart and made into two children's quilt? Not sure what was decided BUT it was dang cute!
At Heritage there is always a quilt set up on a frame...and those wishing to hand quilt can mosey on over for a lesson from the masters! Their hand quilting is GORGEOUS!
Have a wicked Wednesday and Happy Stitching!~P
Oh my goodness! Such beautiful, beautiful quilts! Thanks so much for sharing them. I also love the idea of having a quilt set up for hand quilting and lessons from the masters....now if only I didn't live 10,000 miles away!! :)
ReplyDeleteThe girls have made a lot of beautiful quilts this year, so much diversity. The sheep quilt is so nice and it would be a cute kids quilt.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
Well worth the wait. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteAs usual, lovely quilts from your friends.
ReplyDeleteBecause I wasn't able to use your e-mail address, I'm using this forum to comment on Painted Quilt's SAL. You mentioned how iffy it might be finding the perfect "buttery yellow" and I believe I did. You might want to check out Whittle's fabrics. I purchased "butter pecan" by Windham for $5.00 a yard. I was a little leery when I ordered but when it arrived I was very pleased. I think it will work perfectly for the SAL.
Terry
Wow--such variety! Lots of fun inspiration here.
ReplyDeleteWarm quilts and definitely warm hearts.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful creations! Love the sheep quilt!
ReplyDeleteLove the felted bag--I have a pattern to knit one of those but you know how it goes--too many projects! Supposed to rain, rain the next few days and I am going to spend those rainy days in my studio!
ReplyDeleteThose Heritage ladies must do nothing but make quilts. Always so many to see in your posts.
ReplyDeleteI see that in one photo there are two ladies quilting on a home made type frame. What is the frame sitting on? I can't see legs of any kind but know there has to be something there.