lovely as always! i love how rich that blue and brown fabric is. lots of primary colors...it just pops so nicely! especially with that yellow stitching! i've been steadily plugging away at mine and will be posting photos of it some time soon. i just got back from visiting family in Virginia so i have lots of photos to share with the blog world!
Oh Dana, it is gorgeous! I love that dark blue fabric with the flowers! And the quilting is fantastic :-) I'm glad to know, that sometimes you do keep a quilt for yourself!
yesterday was my birthday and I received some scrumptious fabric. I believe you would say yummy or delicious. Ha. Fabric was from Moda/Woodland Bloom, by Lila Tueller. Love it. Laying them out playing with them is fun. My favs. are the pinks, greens and browns. So much more girly when leaving out the aquas, however, they all do go together. Just might order some more packs and do front with the girlie look the other side the aquas. You have inspired me and my girls. Question? Do you quilt yourself or send it off?
OH! DANA! Your talent is Breathtaking! (hang on a second while i catch my breath!) Ü Just BEAUTIFUL!!!! Just so ya know... I LOVE "mismatchy" patchworks too! ;) xoxoxoxo Your work is a JOY to behold! Keep up the good work!
Cool colors ~ cool quilt! I also love the mismatchy scrappy types. I loved it when my great-aunt made afghans using only her leftover yarn or "scraps" as she called them. But she'd never give those away because she thought they weren't good enough. 8-D They were the only ones she kept and used in her house.
That is such an amazing gift you have! I'm glad you have one for yourself to enjoy, I hear you give away so many! It's good to enjoy the fruits of our labors.
I'm so glad that you are keeping this one!!!! It's beautiful! And your quilter (I assume) did an amazing job! I would love to see more of it too :) That's garden party isn't it!?
That may seem weird as a question, but I have been envisioning quilting for a while (i did my degree in fashion design so i know my ends around a sewing machine) however, I am wondering how you do the machine quilting (i believe that's what it is) on top of your guilt - do you really do this freely without any patterns or do you have it done by a specialized shop or... ????
Mismatchy, but not also. It looks beautiful. I still haven't gotten my first quilt finished (back to school kind of slammed me). It's totally beautiful. Good job, Dana, you're amazing!
lovely as always! i love how rich that blue and brown fabric is. lots of primary colors...it just pops so nicely! especially with that yellow stitching! i've been steadily plugging away at mine and will be posting photos of it some time soon. i just got back from visiting family in Virginia so i have lots of photos to share with the blog world!
ReplyDeleteOh Dana, it is gorgeous! I love that dark blue fabric with the flowers! And the quilting is fantastic :-)
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to know, that sometimes you do keep a quilt for yourself!
That's so inspiring!
ReplyDeleteAnd GOOD FOR YOU! Sweet dreams under a bee-woo-tiful quilt!
Luv,
Dave
yesterday was my birthday and I received some scrumptious fabric. I believe you would say yummy or delicious. Ha. Fabric was from Moda/Woodland Bloom, by Lila Tueller. Love it. Laying them out playing with them is fun. My favs. are the pinks, greens and browns. So much more girly when leaving out the aquas, however, they all do go together. Just might order some more packs and do front with the girlie look the other side the aquas. You have inspired
ReplyDeleteme and my girls. Question? Do you quilt yourself or send it off?
OH! DANA! Your talent is Breathtaking! (hang on a second while i catch my breath!) Ü
ReplyDeleteJust BEAUTIFUL!!!! Just so ya know... I LOVE "mismatchy" patchworks too! ;)
xoxoxoxo
Your work is a JOY to behold! Keep up the good work!
Cool colors ~ cool quilt! I also love the mismatchy scrappy types. I loved it when my great-aunt made afghans using only her leftover yarn or "scraps" as she called them. But she'd never give those away because she thought they weren't good enough. 8-D They were the only ones she kept and used in her house.
ReplyDeletethat is super wonderful...i'd keep it, too!! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful colors and patterns! I love mismatchy, too.
ReplyDeletelooks like a beauty... could we see the whole thing????? please! :)
ReplyDeleteI don't blame you one bit for keeping it for yourself!
ReplyDeleteit is beautiful! and you deserve to keep one!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty and warm too I think!
ReplyDeleteThat is such an amazing gift you have! I'm glad you have one for yourself to enjoy, I hear you give away so many! It's good to enjoy the fruits of our labors.
ReplyDeleteHappy resting!
Great quilt...the colors are just awesome...yes I think I'd keep it for sure, too!
ReplyDeleteYour quilts are amazing. The colors are just...well YUMMY!
ReplyDeleteI am glad to see you keep one for your own enjoyment!
Its Gorgeous I would keep it to I can just see it on my bed LOL.
ReplyDeleteHugs Mary.
Your mismatchy patchworkiness is inspiring to me who has a scary time putting things together for fear they won't go together! It's stunning!
ReplyDeleteI got MORE fabric today. Is there a support group for this? I have a disease, I'm sure of it.
How pretty! I can see why you want to keep that one!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad that you are keeping this one!!!! It's beautiful! And your quilter (I assume) did an amazing job! I would love to see more of it too :) That's garden party isn't it!?
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful, good for you!
ReplyDeleteUm, yeah. Why would you tease us like that? :tappingfoot: Let's see it...ALL of it! :)
ReplyDeleteThat may seem weird as a question, but I have been envisioning quilting for a while (i did my degree in fashion design so i know my ends around a sewing machine) however, I am wondering how you do the machine quilting (i believe that's what it is) on top of your guilt - do you really do this freely without any patterns or do you have it done by a specialized shop or... ????
ReplyDeleteThat is gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteWhen you're tired of it, I'll take it okay? ;-)
Yes you should keep it! Your quilt really looks great!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful quilt!!!! I love the bright and cheerful colors!
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS!!!
Blessings!
Lacy
RazorFamilyFarms.com
Good for you!
ReplyDeleteI don't blame you one little bit. That is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteLove the fabrics in the quilt, and it is fantastic you are keeping one for you.
ReplyDeleteyou are sooooo talented! I really need to learn how to quilt!
ReplyDeleteAnother beauty Dana! :)
ReplyDeleteMismatchy, but not also. It looks beautiful. I still haven't gotten my first quilt finished (back to school kind of slammed me). It's totally beautiful. Good job, Dana, you're amazing!
ReplyDeleteOh Dana.. I am in love with that quilt. It turned out simply beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog today! I decided to give away that necklace! Your nice comments really made my day!
Hope you have a nice weekend!
And why shouldn't you keep it! It's really cute and for all the giveaways you do you deserve alittle something to curl up in yourself!
ReplyDeleteI love your blog! My friend Denissa just won the necklace you gave away! The quilts are absolutely GORGEOUS! I am so amazed by your talent.
ReplyDeleteTeresa