Instead, we'll get right to the highlights from last week's party. This snowflake quilt by Laura at Slice of Pi Quilts is just perfect for this blustery weather, and she even has notes on her method for making it.
Alison at Little Bunny Quilts shared this beautiful Twinkle quilt.
Susan at Quilt Fabrication shared this fantastic quilt called Winter Feed (ps-it's available as a pattern!)
and finally, Sarah at Quilt Moderne shared this crisp, modern flying geese quilt. I love the way she used a range of neutrals in this quilt.
Okay, y'all! I know that much of the US is dealing with winter weather right now, and I hope you're all staying warm and getting tons of sewing time. Let's party!
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*If you're new to the party, here's a helpful tip for linking up- select "Auto Crop" when selecting your thumbnail photo. For some reason, trying to crop your own image results in the dreaded "white question mark box," and we definitely want to see your awesome work! :)
lovely finishes - love the cardinal quilt
ReplyDeleteLiving down under, it's scorching summer here at the moment...I really can't fathom all that snow! I'd love to experience it just once in my life. Can't wait to see your finish quilt xAli
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward the the warm up in the next few days! 40 degree's never looked to good!
ReplyDeleteThank you for featuring my snowflake quilt, Kelly!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your finish, Kelly -- I'm looking forward to seeing it! We're on our second snow day here in Charlotte, NC. It's a good thing because one of my sons has the flu and it's exam week, so if school is canceled due to snow he won't be as far behind when he goes back. What I'm really loving is the beautiful white sunlight reflected off the snow, streaming in through my studio windows. That's my favorite light, and in North Carolina I only get that maybe once a year!
ReplyDeleteKelly - thank you for featuring my Winter Feed cardinal quilt! I'm enjoying looking at it every day!
ReplyDeleteWe finally got snow this week. I am not happy! Hurry up Spring!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteIsn't finishing a quilt the best...even if you don't get to take pictures. You picked some gorgeous quilts to feature. Wow, for every one!
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