That was the weather-style Winter Wonderland. My quilty Winter Wonderland (www.crabapplehillstudio.com) looks like this, now that I'm finished with the top. I started the redwork last year about the time we went to the lake in April and each evening I would work on it while Jim watched Wheel of Fortune. Finally, in late summer it was finished and the rash around my neck began to appear........I laughingly tell people that pieced blocks cause me to break out in a rash and this quilt not only had a lot of them, but they were either a different pattern, size or fabric. I bit the bullet and got through them. I'd rather do handwork any day!!! Now to get it quilted and I'll get to that one of these days. I've started "Over the River and Through the Woods", also by Crabapple Hill, which is a smaller quilt, but the embroidery is much more dense in design. Hopefully, it will be on the wall with WW come the Holidays this year!
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......snippets and quilts, family, pets and friends....
......snippets and quilts, family, pets and friends....
Friday, February 13, 2009
Winter Wonderland
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3 comments:
Your quilt is beautiful. Will you hand or machine quilt this? I love Crabapple Hill designs. I've only embroidered one of the many I have and have never done anything with the stitchery. I had a vision of what I wanted it to be, but never got the fabric to complete it. Maybe I should just finish it off with what I have? Can't wait to see your next one!
Your quilt is beautiful-a gret pattern. My mother and grandmother hand quilted many over the years. They are my treasures now.
I noticed you enjoy reading Jan Karon's books. I love all of her books, and I enjoy her website at www.mitfordbooks.com. She invites you to visit!
We've been having a fair bit of snow here as well lately. At least it brightens the dark :o)
Congratulations on finishing your Winter Wonderland quilt top! Any thoughts to how you'll quilt it?
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