A blog to talk about quilting and raising a daughter, which I do in equal measure. I'll also talk a little about gardening, a little about cooking, and share a few pleasant memories. Hope you enjoy it.
I have some of that black and gold floral fabric. Is this going to be your next shirt? I'm always amazed (maybe more amused)as I browse the internet and look at all the quilts and such out there, that I see fabric that I have in my stash or have used in past quilt projects.
The baby quilt turned out so beautifully! The quilting is absolutely amazing. I love the straight-line quilting in the white sashing (border?). I hope you'll show a few more pictures of it, with close-ups of the different sections. I'm especially interested to see a more detailed shot of the mariner's compasses. That is a really lovely gift. As always, nicely done.
I agree with Elizabeth, the quilting in the sashing works great with the design, and it's a beautiful quilt. Were the mariners compasses stitch in the ditch? And I like the photo essay.
How time flies! And how huggable your daughter looks... but maybe I am just another parent who melts away with any youngster asleep :^} Irene from Amsterdam
I have some of that black and gold floral fabric. Is this going to be your next shirt? I'm always amazed (maybe more amused)as I browse the internet and look at all the quilts and such out there, that I see fabric that I have in my stash or have used in past quilt projects.
ReplyDeleteThe baby quilt turned out so beautifully! The quilting is absolutely amazing. I love the straight-line quilting in the white sashing (border?). I hope you'll show a few more pictures of it, with close-ups of the different sections. I'm especially interested to see a more detailed shot of the mariner's compasses. That is a really lovely gift. As always, nicely done.
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I agree with Elizabeth, the quilting in the sashing works great with the design, and it's a beautiful quilt. Were the mariners compasses stitch in the ditch? And I like the photo essay.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like every Sunday at my house Lane. I cant believe how grown up Sydney is looking!
ReplyDeleteLOve the flroal dinner plates by the way.
How time flies! And how huggable your daughter looks... but maybe I am just another parent who melts away with any youngster asleep :^}
ReplyDeleteIrene from Amsterdam