I made this quilt with Crazy Mom Quilts quilt along this past summer. All off the fabric is a collection from Sandi Henderson's line over the years. My daughter loves it in her room!! I really found this to be more challenging than I thought. I am discovering that I have a hard time following specific instructions when I think that I already know how to do it. Does this ever happen to you?
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| Taking pictures of a large quilt is much harder than I thought! |
I like how this one shows the fabric combo.
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| Machine quilting a queen size quilt on a regular machine is very challenging. I tried to do the quilting like this http://www.ctpub.com/productdetails.cfm?sku=10810. Machine quilting is an art that takes time and practice. |
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| Loving the sun on this summery quilt. Spring-bqf-2011-button.jpg |
A beautiful quilt!
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is beautiful and I love the simple square pattern and those lovely colours!
ReplyDeleteA wonderfull quilt! Simple pattern but fantastic effect!
ReplyDeleteVery cool quilt! It looks so fresh and pretty with those beautiful colors. LOVE IT!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous! And yes - it is hard to take photos of a whole quilt, but you did a great job. Your daughter is very lucky!
ReplyDeleteI love your quilt. I was too chicken to try this quilt-a-long. This makes me sorry I didn't at least try. Your quilt is amazing.
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely, and finished just in time for a summery quilt for picnics and days at the beach (?) or the lake. I hope you enjoy using it all year long, though--it's really cute.
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Your quilt looks great. Love the colours and the design. I can see why our daughter likes it.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt. thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteDara, I am placing a comment here to reply to your comment on my giveaway post. Since you are a no-reply blogger, I cannot email you. But I wanted to leave a quick word to say how poignant the story about your lovely Rhodesian Ridgeback was. Once we fostered a puppy for Canine Vision Canada (they live in foster homes until they are a year old - old enough for the guide dog training). When the callback came, I thought my heart would break. No one who has ever welcomed a dog into their home and heart could ever doubt the strength of the bond. I know you are missing your dear friend. Try to balance the ache with the memories of all the love you shared.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt came out wonderfully! I watched that quilt along, but didn't jump in. You did a very nice job!
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