Well this is silly, but I just took several pictures of one of my baby quilt tops and went to download into the computer, only to find out that I had removed the SD card. Meanwhile, I had already packed up the quilts to ship off to be quilted, so no retakes for now. I usually don't report on the stupid things I do daily. Better to forget. Last post I showed the middle sections of two quilts with the promise to show them completed.
So here is one of them. I love checkered borders, even tho they take a while, still, they are worth it. The second quilt now sports a sawtooth border, which is another favorite. They are packed up and ready to fly away to Mary at Quilt Hollow so she can do her magic on them.
Mary is a long-arm quilter, and she has quite a talent, as you can see from the photo above. Lately my Fish Creek Cabin pattern has been flying off the shelf thanks to her showing it on her blog with her magnificent quilting on it. She turned a humble little log cabin quilt into a stunner. My own Fish Creek Cabin quilt was quilted in straight, stitch in the ditch quilting. Sad, isn't it? But I love mine very much. I do what I can, and when I reach a point where I can't, then I call in the experts!
Be sure and check out Mary's Quilt Hollow blog, to see how she quilted Fish Creek Cabin, and lots of others!
If you are interested in purchasing the pattern, go to my website on THIS PAGE!Back to the sewing room. Can you believe I still have more to do in there?
10 comments:
I love that border!! Just gorgeous in every way...
Great border for such an adorable little quilt!
Oh my gosh this is so luxurious! You two work so well together. :)
Marcie, those quilts (including the other baby quilt) are just precious!! I know you don't believe but I have a couple of your patterns laid out to work on---starting with the spools. Yes, I got it---Yes, I LOVE it!!! :D And you spoil me rotten. Biggest of hugs and thanks, dear friend! :)
Love, love, love your quilts!!
Help please..
I found a picture of a quilt with a nice block pattern in internet. Unfortunately, there was no title to or a label. Maybe there is somebody in blogland can help me? I would intressted the name and perhaps the history of the pattern.
It was a wonderful two-color quilt in blue and white. I made a sketchy picture and put in my blog.
I would be happy to answer a helping.
greets from Berlin/Germany
Kat :)
E-gads...just now getting here! Thank you for the shout out. I honestly love Fish Creek Cabin and am so glad to hear they are flying off the shelves! I'm pushing to see more in blogland of this one!
hi Marcie :)
I found the name of the pattern.
'Oklahoma Twister' is the name..
Now I can sleep peacefully... ;D
greetings from germany
kat
I know, I've been eyeing her quilting!
Mary did some amazing quilting on your wonderful creation :) What a great match!
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