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Heather D – Life is Beautiful Blocks
Kathy B – Life is Beautiful Blocks – see how she changed her sashing colour – if you want to change yours just let me know 🙂
Kathy S – pies and tart blocks
Jen E – HocusPocus Blocks
Robyn Y – Crazy Christmas Blocks
Now…what should be the prize??
The Winner is number 3, Kathy B – congrats Kathy!!!
Sew once again, I have some of you wanting to Strut YOUR Stuff and I’m loving it…keep it coming whatever you are working on…send me pics I LOVE them and sew do all of our followers 😉
Check out her design wall..it retracts!
Kathy B was over here on Friday for our stitching day and brought this to show off – WOW how cheery and fresh…this is the start of the new BOM from Leanne Beasley featured in her new Magazine called Vignette. This 16 part bom is in the first 8 issues. This new amazing magazine by Leanne Beasley and worth every stitch of time to flip through the high gloss coloured pages full of inspiration (a review to come, I promise), recipes and just delightful images of all sorts of things…LOVE it!
Here’s Robyn’s spectacular Kites for Kids Quilt (pattern and fabric colours by Pastimes Online) pieced and quilted by Robyn…nice job Lucky baby girl she is 🙂
Nice job Robyn, love it!!
Sew, here’s A Kittens Tale in all it’s glory, displayed outside in the perfect lighting diffused by the slightly cloudy skies (since it’s been raining in Calgary all the previous week, it was a nice site to not have rain on this special day) and the perfectly fresh smelling air, surrounded by quilt lovers from all over…Thanks so much to Nancy for volunteering and looking after my special quilt.
A Kittens Tale was such a fun project each month a cute design full of character and whimsy, plus the fabric line, Feline Friendship made this quilt. After taking Ana Buzzalino’s class in January, like the post I did on Journey of a Quilter, I put the lessons taught to the test in this quilt also, with a lollipop flower in each blade of the pinwheels, as well as in between each yo-yo flower cluster in the border. Scattering the rest of the quilt with dense quilting including shells, pebbling, and feathers I feel like I’m “getting it” the free motion quilting:)
Do you do your own quilting or do you take it to someone special to complete for you? Why?
How about this scrappy back?
A big huge thanks to Nancy B for volunteering at Heritage Park and supervising the location where my quilt was hung, sew appreciated!!
Okay, do I look like a proud quilter here or what – I’m loving A Kittens Tale and I hope I’ve inspired you to maybe enter a quilt into Heritage Park one of these years, need help in doing so, just email me:)
