Anyway I always find it more interesting to take pictures of quilts when the wind is blowing. I kept waiting for it to fall off the fence and into the dirt but it held fast.
As I put the last few stitches in, I knew this one was destined to go back to Canada with my Aunt and Uncle. I'm hoping they have room in their suitcase. We really had a good visit, and I'm not sure when or if we can all be together again. Giving them this quilt feels like I can send a part of me home with them.
Quilt info:
9" finished goose tracks blocks set on point
3"wide scrappy border (squares of various lengths)
Background is Kona Snow
60x60 inches big
All fabrics from the old stasheroo
Another beauty! I love it hanging on the fence. Makes a great picture.
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice quilt you made. I like the photo shoot, the wind let you take beautiful pictures of the quilt. And even if you gave it away, you still have it with you, because you can keep these beautiful pictures.
ReplyDeleteKATRIN W.
Congrats on making/completing another beautiful quilt! Your pictures of the wind blowing your quilt against the fence are just wonderful--love seeing quilts in an outdoor setting.:) That's really sweet to gift your aunt and uncle with the quilt, especially after they no doubt saw you working on finishing it up!
ReplyDeleteI think Springness should be a word if it isn't one already. Love the quilt. Enjoy your beautiful weather.
ReplyDeleteMeredith
Beautiful sunny, windy photos. Your quilt is just lovely--if it didn't fit in my suitcase, I'd carry it on my lap! They'll love it. :)
ReplyDeleteVery Very pretty! I'm sure your uncle and aunt love it.
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