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Friday, October 28, 2011
Bloggers' Quilt Festival! I'm In!!
I'm joining in on the Bloggers' Quilt Festival, organized by Amy's Creative Side. Thanks so much, Amy, for hosting this event!
I'm excited to be part of this, and if you haven't heard about it, or would like to join in, just click on that button, and you can find out all about it!
My entry is a quilt that I made, as a participant in the Hands to Help project. This was a group of quilters who swapped fabrics and then made quilts for the Green Fairy Quilt Ministry. Judi and Clint take a trip each year to Romania, and distribute quilts and school supplies there.
These are the fabrics that my partner sent to me:
And here is my quilt; I named it Stars over Romania:
Here is how I put it together and tried out different colors for the lattice.... I tried bright red, then a nice dark teal, like in some of the blocks, and then I settled on the brown. It was just a few clicks of the mouse to make the changes and audition the colors on Ole Frog Eyes!
I love pieced backs, so this is what I put together for the back of this quilt:
Thanks for stopping by -- I hope you enjoyed this stop on the Festival tour, and I hope that you'll join us and show off one of your quilts, too!
Love,
26 comments:
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I have loved this quilt since I first saw it, Just great fabrics and lovely choice of pattern. So glad you joined in and shared this with everyone.
ReplyDeleteLovely quilt you made! So nice to be able to contribute to the rest of the world.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a pretty quilt. Nice work!
ReplyDeleteLovely Quilt.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Kaye xoxox
very nice quilt!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun quilt!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely quilt, a very generous donation.
ReplyDeleteCome see my entries: #29 miniature reproduction and #31 antique 1850 star quilt
it's beautiful, well done! Hugs
ReplyDeleteThose of you that participated in this made some amazing quilts! Those children are so blessed!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt. The colors are great.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is beautiful!!! I'm so happy you have been showing off lots of your work lately! I just love everything you make!!
ReplyDeletethis is so pretty ! you did a FABULOUS job ! thanks for sharing !
ReplyDeleteI loved this quilt from the first moment I saw it! You did a beautiful job with the fabrics you were sent!! And you have no idea how much your participation in the Hands2Help challenge is appreciated! Hope to see you next year!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous!
ReplyDeleteThis is one of my favorite blocks. The quilt will be loved, for sure.
ReplyDeleteneat quilt!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous quilt! Love those fabrics and the star block you've used is lovely.
ReplyDeleteReally fantastic quilt! I adore that block too - always looks great :)
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful quilt and a wonderful cause!
ReplyDeleteGreat quilt with a great cause... Perfect one to share for the Quilt Festival! Love seeing all the quilts!
ReplyDeleteThis was a great choice of design to use these fabrics. Always love stars. You quilt looks great and what a wonderful way to support this cause.
ReplyDeleteI love quilts with stars on them. I think I need to make one in my near future. Great job - and it is especially rewarding when you get to give something to someone in need. That is one of the things I like best about quilting.
ReplyDeleteYay, its so exciting to see lots of H2H quilts here at the festival! I enjoy seeing you share your other projects also.
ReplyDeleteVery nice and love abrics and colors. Great dasign. Thanks for sharing and have a great day
ReplyDeleteLove the scrappy look of your quilt. Also enjoyed seeing the pieced backing. Beautiful job!
ReplyDeleteLovely quilt, thanks for sharing. :)
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