Hello Quilty Friends!
Long time no see. Can you believe it's mid February?? How is the start to your year going?
Have you made anything interesting? Please do tell!
In today's post I can share photos of a very unique & personal quilt styled from Amy's daughters card to she made for her grandmother when she was a child.
Also a beautiful double sided quilt that Julie & her sister made to give to their brother.
At the end of last year Marcelle commissioned me to make two duffle bags for her twin daughters.
I got them made & posted back to Marcelle in time for her to give to her daughters on their 13th birthdays in February.
Both girls LOVE their ponies,
so when you see the bags I'm sure you will agree why they love them the bags.
Grab a comfy set & your favourite drink & take a look:
Quilt Information:
Pattern - Amy's own design, styled from a card her daughter made for her grandmother.
Measurements - 87"x 77"
Quilting - E2E Quilting - Three of Hearts.
Batting - Cotton - Purchased from me.
Backing - Sleepovers Blue - Purchased from me.
Threads - Glide - Linen.
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| The 'Front' |
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| The 'Back' |
Quilt Information:
Pattern - Julie's sister made the 'front" & Julie made a Daylesford quilt top for the 'back'
Measurements - 72"x 84"
Quilting - E2E Quilting - Totally Mod Circles.
Batting - Wool/polyester - Purchased from me.
Threads - Glide Stone.
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| Rainbow Seahorses & Hot Pink Trim! |
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| Rainbow Zip, Dragonfly Zipper pulls & other hardware |
Bag Information:
Pattern - Patchwork Duffle by Knot & Thread.
Measurements - 32H x 26W x 50 L cm
Quilting - E2E Quilting - Hills & Valleys
Batting - Annies Bag Batting
Lining - Jade Squiggles
Threads - Glide - Celery.
I have a duffle with Rainbows for sale in my shop:https://felt.co.nz/listing/574315/Rainbow-Duffle-Bag
( & it's on sale for a limited time!)
Thank you so much Amy, Julie & Marcelle!
A couple of weekends ago I dragged hubby along to an open Dahlia garden with great excitement....from me, not him!
We took a bucket & $30 to full with Dahlia's & full that bucket it up we did!
I was surprised that my hubby while not jumping up & down with excitement saying "Oh & Ahh" every second flower like I was he was well behaved :) He actually picked some really beautiful flowers. Sadly the flowers haven't lasted as long as a quilt does.
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| Just some rows of flowers! |
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| Just some of the displays we had around the house. |
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| This rich velvety coloured one got broken, so I lay it in a shallow dish |
Thanks so much for stopping by, until next time, drink that coffee, have that slice of cake!
Leeanne













That is a unique & different quilt based on the card Leeanne - a good idea. Love the second one with a gorgeous front AND back!! And the duffle bags turned out wonderful - I'll bet those twin girls will treasure them & get lots of use from them.
ReplyDeleteThe dahlia in your last photo almost looks velvet - stunning! xx
What a clever idea to replicate a childhood card.
ReplyDeleteLove the double-sided quilt--on either side.
Great bags for horse lovers.
Oh, I would have loved visiting that dahlia garden! You chose well. Those are gorgeous flowers!!
Love the smoky depth of that last flower!
Love the quilt based on the card Leeanne, what a wonderful idea. The duffle bags are great too, and the visit to the dahlia farm looks amazing, so many vases of flowers in your home!
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