Detail shots of the quilt. I had fun using embellishments on this one.
Carol lives in Florida, very close to a nice beach. We love to visit her, and stopped by her house on our way to Key Largo for Spring Break. She is a really sweet sister-in-law.
She has the quilt in storage now, and it is "in retirement" from decorating her home. Ahh, such is the way, eventually, of all my quilts I suppose. :-)
By the way, Cornfield Quilter is having a giveaway for her 200th post. Be sure to stop by, and don't forget to mention that I sent you her way!!
Julie
10 comments:
I love the beach scene! I haven't done a 'scene' quilt before, you're technique sounds interesting... I'm going to investigate more!
Thanks for sharing!
That looks great, must try that method sometime.
I absolutely LOVE the quilt. It looks so whimsical.
(Oh, and I dropped your name over at Cornfield Quilter!)
How adorable. I keep saying I'm going to try that technique ... I must get on the stick. I love all things ocean.
Great quilt....I'll have to look up that method of landscaping a quilt, it sounds like fun. Take care.
I recently mentioned, on my blog, a quilt I had made for my mother. She wrote me saying that she couldn't remember the quilt and then suggested that I had made it but forgot to send it. Just last week she stumbled upon the quilt, lost in with other bedding. She refuses to use the quilts and has no place to just display them. I have stopped making quilts for her. LOL
Julie;
You do such beautiful work...the landscaping method that you mentioned really was intriging to me!
great job you've done ........
I love this quilt....very bright, cute and artistic. Is it really as easy as you make it sound?
What a beauty. That is such a pretty beach secede quilt.
Andrea
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