I am a quilter - a retired widow living in the Nebraska Panhandle. I am surrounded by beautiful semi-arid ranch country, and treeless hills and fields under incredibly wide blue skies, located far from the upheaval found often in large towns or cities. I am blessed to have delicious time to quilt and to appreciate my peaceful moments in an unpeaceful world.
Monday, November 12, 2007
OMGosh - It's PINK!!!
This last weekend I took part in a Virtual Retreat discussed on the yahoo mail list for Heartstrings Quilt Project. For several years, I've made quilts for Project Linus, both for fun, and for consideration of some ill child. In addition, for each quilt/blanket donated, two of the local quilt shops offer a chance to win a very nice sewing machine. Last year, my friend Jody won the machine!
I have really, really, really TRIED to make something soft and gentle, sweetsy, cutesy, and gentle, but color, for me, has a way of getting out of control -- I'm 'over the top' with this PINK quilt! LOL. But I can imagine some little 8 year old girl just LOVIN' it. There are a lot of little figures images, characters in some of this fabric.
It is foundation pieced on fabric, and I have poly batting, so will tie it.
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I love it! I would tie it too! Nice job!
ReplyDeleteLovely! I am sure some little girl will just adore it.
ReplyDeleteIt's so fun, Elaine! Very youthful...and exudes energy. Well done...over the top or not! lol
ReplyDeleteIt's darling . . . and there's a little girl out there that is going to be over the moon *s*
ReplyDeleteIt reminds me of cotton candy. Sweet!
ReplyDeleteSuper pink quilt. Some little girl is going to be THRILLED :)
ReplyDeleteI think anyone will just love this quilt. I am not a fan of Pink but I think the pink string quilts have been so pretty. And I have a tendency towards the bright ones.........nice job
ReplyDeleteIt is bright and cheerful and I am sure any little girl will just love it to bits! How fun to add some novelties for a childs quilt - and great that your friend won the sewing machine last year - very generous of the shop owners!
ReplyDeleteCheers!
Evelyn
And I bet you've named it, "Perfectly Pink." It's lovely.
ReplyDeleteI bought my 9 year old in as a taste tester and she loved it, so you have done very well, Tracey
ReplyDeleteGreat sight Elaine, The pictures are great and they remind me of home!
ReplyDeleteJay
That isn't just pink, it's PANK. :)
ReplyDeleteA little girl will be delighted to receive a beautiful pink quilt.
ReplyDeleteI love it -- so it's not all sweet and gentle -- who says girls have to be anyway?
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