Amy@ParkCityGirl organized Bloggers' Quilt Festival as an excuse for bloggers to show off their favorite quilts (like we need an excuse, ha ha!). Here's mine: Queen Anne's Lace.
I made this quilt in 2005 using mostly pink-flowers-on-white fabrics from Moda's Paris Flea Market line, with a little pink and green tossed in. The block is half log cabin, set on point. I fell in love with that Paris Flea Market line as soon as I saw it in my LQS. I bought a yard of each of my favorite prints then admired it and fondled it at home until I came up with a scheme for using it. I mixed in a few extras then bought additional yardage for the setting triangles and borders. I still have some leftovers so they may make an appearance in a new project eventually.
Here's a close-up.
Queen Anne's Lace was machine quilted with a lacy feather pantograph by Karen of Poppy Court Machine Quilting and lives on our bed during the summer months.
Go visit Amy; she's got links to over 300 bloggers showing their favorite quilts! I'm getting lots of ideas.
19 comments:
Oh, so pretty! I love those pinks and whites.
This is so pretty Cathy - so feminine and fresh looking
I love the soft colors great jobs thanks for sharing
hugs
Susan
It's very pretty :) I love the colors.
Very feminine and pretty. Works really well with teh quilt pattern.
Very soft and so pretty. Love the colors in this quilt.
Soft and dreamy quilt. So pretty.
I love the softness of the colors. It is so pretty.
Oh my goodness, this quilt takes my breath away. Very beautiful!
Wonderful! A quilt after my own heart! Just beautiful!
Pretty fabrics.
Sooooooooo beautiful! And I love your edge too.
It's beautiful! I love the soft colors - thanks for sharing :)
I love the very subtle coloration and the way it works with the pattern. The result is stunning.
I love it! Paris Flea Market is a gorgeous line of fabric and your quilt shows it off beautifully!
So lovely and feminine! Reminds me of baby girl dresses.
Your quilt is beautiful.
Congratulations on the draw for the prize, - you made a lovely quilt and it was great to see it at this festival!
This is beautiful!
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