I can share one of my projects. This is 'Nabby's Dowry' - a quilt along with Pam Buda of Heartspun Quilts. Rather than adding a border, I made my setting triangles larger so it floated the design.
A lot of stitch in the ditch, each surround block had a little button added to the centers, and then a few echo rows around the piece.
** linking up with Whoop Whoop Friday **
REMINDERS
Lily Pad Quilting has a fun linky party going on - Prove You're a Quilter - go check it out
Fabrics N Quilts - deadline for Scrap Quilt Challenge is fast approaching - Tuesday, October 15 - I know I have seen lot's of scrap quilts, so be sure to add yours to the flicker group.
SewCalGal - help spread the word - 35th Anniversary of Quilt In A Day with Eleanor Burns
And now about this lovely fabric - a lot of you OOOO'ed and AAAAAA'd and wanted to see what I was making with it. Wellllllllllllllllll
I'm not playing with it, but two of my followers will get to. These are twice the charm - 22 strips that are 5.5" wide - of "Tyler" by Yoko Hasegawa for RJR fabrics. My blogaversary is Oct 16th (I have a blog hop give away coming up and I don't want things getting confusing) so I am opening up comments for this give away and will announce the winners on the 16th. One roll is for my USA folks and the other roll is for all the Out-of-States followers. Just let me know where you are from and be sure I have a way to contact you.
Now, time to clean my machine, put in a new needle, and pedal to the metal all day!!
Sewingly Yours,
Sharon
Oh, my goodness, it came out just beautiful!! You must be so pleased! Thanks for the reminders, that is very sweet of you. I'll be in TX soon, for the winter.
ReplyDeleteSharon this May very we'll be my favorite of all your quilts! I love the colors and I love the on point setting...really beautiful! Blessings, Marlene
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is stunning! Love the fabrics you used and the way you made it your own with the little buttons and floating blocks. That border fabric is sweet...looks kind of Canadian to me, giggle! I finished piecing my Nabby this week, but it may be some time before I get it quilted. Good for you!
ReplyDeleteYour sampler quilt is lovely! I follow your blog from Kentucky.
ReplyDeleteNabby's Dowry is stunning.
ReplyDeleteHappy early blogaversary! I enjoy your blog. Home for me is Panama City, FL. Happy quilting.
gorgeous quilt Sharon those triangles look so tiny,well done.xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a beauty! I love the setting of the blocks - another great quilt. I enjoy reading your blog from the UK
ReplyDeleteSharon, I'm so glad you posted the Nabby's Dowry. I'm about ready to begin making mine and if it's half as nice as your's, I'll be happy. Beautiful fabrics for your givewaway--Happy Blogiversary!
ReplyDeletelovely finish
ReplyDeleteLove your Nabby quilt... the setting fabric is perfect to make the blocks stand out. Happy Blogiversary and thanks for the great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteNabby's Dowry is fabulous! I love floating quilts.
ReplyDeleteHappy Blogaversary!
I love the quilt, the large setting triangles really do make it float. As for you give away what yummy fabric. I'm a happy follower of your from London UK.
ReplyDeleteYEA! another SAL Finish for you! I NEED to get mine done. Maybe for the Blogger's Quilt Festival coming up. Happy Blogaversary!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the reminders,I'm a happy follower, an expat Brit now living in france
ReplyDeleteNice piece of work, Sharon. I like the palette too. Earthy colors have turned into my favorites now. Who knew that would happen? lol
ReplyDeleteYour Baby's Dowry is beautiful. The setting is spectacular. I am one of your Canadian followers. And happy Blogaversary, if there is such a word. Joanne
ReplyDeleteDon't you just love auto correct. I typed Nabby but it was certain I was wrong. Joanne
ReplyDeleteOh it's gorgeous Sharon!!! Love the layout - it floats beautifully!
ReplyDeleteAnd just the perfect amount of quilting :*)
wow that really came out beautiful!! wonderful work
ReplyDeleteOh Sharon is just lovely. Excellent.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt looks wonderful Sharon. I love how you have put it on point. Congratulations on your blogaversary. Doesn't the time go so fast! I'm one of your Aussie followers. Thanks for the lovely giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI love your Dabby's Dowry, I decided like you not to put a border on mine too. Congratulations on having yours quilted and done. I just have mine stitched together.It was so much fun.
ReplyDeleteHappy Blogiversary! I'm in the US and the 16th was my Dad's birthday. Hope that gives me luck. I love the quilt Nabby's Dowry and the name. Don't know how it was arrived at but it's cute.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet giveaway for your blogisversary. I'm from the USA. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteYour Nabby's Dowry is really beautiful. I love floating blocks.
ReplyDeleteHappy upcoming blogaversary. I am in the US.
I like how you finished your Nabby's Dowery. Should I make one of my own I will do the same. Thanks for the inspiration and for the chance at your giveaway. I live in the USA.
ReplyDeleteSharon - I love your Nabby's Dowry!! And it does float!! I have always thought that not every quilt needs a "Border".
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is very pretty. I wish I had taken the time to join that quilt-a-long. I'm from Missouri and my birthday is the 16th. Let's celebrate together!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful... you are really on a roll!
ReplyDeleteThis is a very lovely quilt and the blocks do seem to float just as you intended.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your block anniversary and may you have many more. Blessings Sandra
so gorgeous and the larger setting triangles are a wonderful idea! Thanks for the chance at the giveaway!!
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Your quilt is beautiful Sharon.
ReplyDeleteWow, Sharon, that quilt is gorgeous! Love the idea of floating the center design. And thanks for a chance at the giveaway!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous finish...and thank you for the shout out! You are a dear!
ReplyDeleteMy goodness, Sharon. Beautiful quilt! Fabrics and blocks.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous quilt! Me, I'm living in Sweden!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great setting for your photo shoot, it sets it off beautifully. The fabrics look lovely, so count me in from across the pond in the UK.
ReplyDeleteLove that quilt and the fact you didn't add borders! And what awesome fabric for a give away! Just spotted your Twister tree quilt-cute!
ReplyDeleteI always love your beautiful quilts.. Happy Blogiversary !!!!
ReplyDeleteI just love the way your quilt turned out Sharon. Floating the blocks was the perfect design decision. Of course you already know where I can be found. Thanks for the chance to win.
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ReplyDeleteThat quilt is gorgeous! There is something about it that so appealing to my eyes, most likely the fabrics used in it. Makes me want to add another project to my list of to do's. I follow you from Western Pennsylvania.
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