The borders have been sewn on this one. I just need to give it a final pressing, along with its backing and it will be ready to load and quilt.
Here is the start for the layout of this one.
Last night (early this morning LOL) I got lots of strips cut from fat quarters I've been collecting for a while. These will go into several projects brewing in my mind.
And just because I love you, here are a couple of pictures from Quilt Festival.
This is titled "Artist Village", a cooperative where Kathy York invited artists who have inspired her to create 3-D houses to symbolize the support each gives to the other in the creation of their art.
And along those line, may I just say that you ALL inspire me. Each and every time you post what you are creating on your blog, it inspires and engergizes me. That is one of many lovely things about blogging. Thank you for being part of my world!
Hugs and kisses,
10 comments:
I have been away from blogland these past few days and just got a chance to catch up...........you got to go to the quilt show of my dreams! How much fun that must have been and I love all of the quilts and the little village you have shown. Your quilt looks lovely! blessings,Kathleen
The twisted strippy has come up a treat. I feel tired watching how busy you are :-)
This is all looking good. Lots happening at your place! Border is working well, new layout looks great and I some some lovely fabrics in those strips!
Love the little village. Quite a cute idea.
Back at you, Elaine, you inspire me. In fact, what a great use for a drying rack!
Looks like you're keeping busy! I hang strips from a clothes drying rack too when I have several for piecing. :)
Oh, I LOVE the 3-D quilted village, that is too awesomely cute. Thank you for posting the pix!
Have a great day!
xo c
The creativity of quilters is surely amazing, I have scrolled down and viewed all the wonerful quilts, thanks forsharing . Hope Miss Ru got her Lemon meringue pie .
Oh Elaine! Those fat quarter strips are SOOO bright and cheery...can't wait to see what they will become!
I loved your colorful quilts and the cute village. What a wonderful posting.
Your cut strips make a beautiful bouquet.
Wow, 3d houses. Now that is something.
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