One thing I have managed to do, and that is to catch up with most of my Blog reading and discover all about the Blogger's Quilt Festival , brain child of Amy at Park City Girl, so thought I would join in! If you'd like to know more, go along and visit Amy straight away!
This is the quilt I'd like to show
which I wrote about on this post, so please follow the link to find out the story behind it ! Out of all the quilts I have made to date, this is still my favourite!
The sun has decided to come out after several days of torrential rain, so maybe I'll get lucky and manage a few of those photos this afternoon !!
34 comments:
I love the plaids in this quilt!
oh this is beautiful!!!
thanks for sharing.
In one of my virtual quilting bees this year, someone had us do one of these spider web blocks...so cool! Yours looks great!
Very lovely.
Beautiful spiderwebs! I love the wovens in there - thank you for sharing!
I love me a spider-web quilt! I like the secondary star pattern that is made with this block, as well. Good for you persisting and getting it done after all that frustration!
I love this quilt too...you do such nice work. I looked at Amy's site...funny...I read your blog clear across the Atlantic Ocean to find a blogger (Amy) who lives about an hour from me! The World really is a small place!
I love this quilt. It makes me want to curl up on the couch with it :)
These spiderwebs are amazing! This pattern is most definitely on my list of quilts to make! You did an amazing job! I love it!
Love the scrappy homespun quilt. This is one of the quilts on my list of someday to do.
How great that you persevered until you finished it! It's lovely and such a nice mix of fabrics/colors.
Maybe some of us will be inspired to get our old UFOs out of storage and have another go at them :-)
i would really like to do a spiderweb quilt!! this is very lovely!!
Oooo... what a lovely spiderweb quilt! I love all the plaids and homespuns. It just looks so snuggle-able. Thanks for sharing it!
Fantastic plaids. And I love the grey border too.
It's lovely, Ann, and so worth the effort and frustration! Beautifully done!
Very nice.
I love the story behind this quilt. I want to learn to quilt this year..and I am afraid that is what would happen to me...and then I'd just want to give up. This turned out very pretty, I love the colors.
Love the graphic quality.
Great use of plaids, terrific!
someday I would love to do a quilt with all those lovely plaids. The white stars show up so well. Great job.
Wow, that's so effective.
I love this quilt. It looks amazing. Beautiful.
oooooh....I like this one! Nice job!
Gosh, I love how the centers pop against the prints! So fun!
Isn't there a great satisfaction in finishing up a project like this? Great quilt, and I love the photos in your sidebar. Someday, I'll see those places with my own eyes!
Wow, what a beautiful quilt. You did a great job.
Thanks for sharing with us.
Hugs
I've never used plaids before and you did a really nice job. I might not be so nervous to try plaids...
i love these colors! it looks sooo comfy and warm!
So very pretty, thanks for sharing!
What an interesting design. I do like the way the white stars jump out of the darker fabrics.
Beautiful quilt with gorgeous fabrics!
It's just beautiful!
love your story! What a good feeling to get a project done. What a fun pattern. Oh, and you live in a beautiful area of the world. Can I come visit?
It is interesting how the strength of geometric forms pulls diversity into a pleasing harmony.Your artful work with plaids is inspiring.
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