I think this is the quilt I am most proud of to DATE. It may not be much to you, but all the many little pieces - and oh the fun it was to put htem all together and see the mystery unfold. I'm just so tickled pink and blue by the whole thing. Oh, and I'm KEEPING this one. Just stitched my last border stitch, have it laid out on my bed and I get to snuggle underneat my very first handmade quilt... made by me. I've never made one for me. Well my Birthday is in just a few hours so 1/12 so this is my bday present to myself. Oh and Louie cannot stand it, he has to be the 1st to lay on a fresh quilt. I can't resist the cuteness.
WOW!! Had to do a double-take to check it was the Carolina Christmas pattern. Your quilt looks so wonderfully vintage - like a family heirloom!! Great job - it's FANTASTIC :)
ReplyDeleteI love your quilt, I am not finished mine and it has been put on the back burner while I finish a few others. I'm having trouble getting inspired by mine as my red poinsetta's stand out way more than I wanted them too.I love the browns (lately one of my favorite colors in quilts) and your sashing between the blocks. I have decided to do sashing as well but need to find the right fabric now. Congratulations on a gorgeous quilt.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is so pretty--love the soft colors you used. And the back is great! Congratulations on the finish.
ReplyDeleteThat looks fatastic and it is all complete good for you, love it and I love the back too.
ReplyDeleteWe too have a Dachshund called Frank, if you click on my Mystery quilt image you can see him in the bottom right hand corner in the garden\\cheers Christine
upps I meant " Fantastic "
ReplyDeleteWhat's going on in your life, Katie? You haven't posted in a long time. I check nearly every day for a new post.
ReplyDeleteWOW! It's fantastic! Great job! So now you have your very own quilt to sleep under...enjoy!
ReplyDeleteIt's completely wonderful, and I really like your border treatments.
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