I don't have much to show while I'm working on my vines so I dragged this one out.
In 2006, I made this to teach to a small group of ladies who wanted to try applique, and they also got an introduction to simple paper foundation piecing. It is a compilation of two Piece o' Cake patterns from their book Flowering Favourites
It has Quilters Dream Request cotton batting and is machine quilted by moi with Mettler 60 wt cotton so it's not too stiff.
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16 comments:
Is very nice.... sorry for my inglish...
DENI
Wow. This is adorable. I think you are going to be working on leaves for a very, very long time. :) Take care, Linda
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lovely. Yet another pattern I own that I never started.
Gorgeous - lucky girls to have you to teach them!
Hugs - Lurline♥
What a great quilt! It has so much stash-busting potential. I've seen that book and it has a lot of great ideas! Thanks for sharing!
Cheers*
Oh, I used to own this until someone walked away with it during a class. (the pattern not the quilt - LOL) Yours is stunning!
I love it. Beautiful!!
Very pretty! Love the bright springy colors
Kris
What a pretty quilt! Is the spinning wheel in the picture yours as well?
That's beautiful! I love the vines and flowers and those borders are cool! :0)
This is wonderful...thanks for digging it out to share!!
It is stunning...thanks for sharing it with us...It's given me an idea for a possible wedding quilt...
Your work is amazing. beautiful! I enjoy your blog and look forward to see more of your vines. I am trying to teach myself applique. I am in the beginning stages right now trying to get those points to lay right. Thank you for your comment on my blog about the mini quilt. Keep in stitching!
Liz
I absolutely love everything about this quilt! One of the prettiest quilts I've seen in a long time. For some reason it absolutely "speaks" to me... Thank you so much for sharing the photo.
Awesome applique on this and the previous post! Will be checking back to see your progress on your tops.
Oh! It´s adorable!
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