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| We are having snow showers today, so my photos are pretty dimly lit despite some editing--sorry! My Buttermilk Basin quilt is now checked off the 2016 Finish-A-Long list! |
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| I hadn't intended to quilt feathers in the border when I put in the fat spine. I'm not sure what happened, since I am a terrible feather quilter, but there they are. My original thought was to do two different designs on either side of the spine (which wasn't intended to be a spine--just a division of the border). |
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| I tried different background textures in each block. |
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| The binding is made from leftover fabric used in the triangle sashing. It feels good to have this BOM finished, since I have so many new ones in process. |
Like the ThimbleCreek Mystery:
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| Clue Three--love the little houses! |
And maybe this one:
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| This is one of two six inch blocks released last week by Dawn Heese of Linen Closet Quilts. There will be two blocks on the second Monday of each month. When the new blocks are posted, the previous patterns will be removed, so, quick like a bunny, go HERE for the patterns!! I'm off to find a background--lol! Linking with OMG HERE and 2016 Finish-A-Long HERE   |
I love your Buttermilk BOM quilt. The quilting is fantastic. Hugs
ReplyDeleteAs if you have those houses made already! Very cute :0) I think your feathers look marvellous.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful finish on your woolie sampler. I'd say you're pretty good at feathers. The border is wonderful. What? Your houses are done already? Fantastic. I did go and copy the basket patterns. They're so darn cute. Looks like you made your OMG.
ReplyDeleteall looking fab to me!
ReplyDeleteGreat job on your BB Mystery quilt. I am so impressed that you are finished. I've loved your background fabric on that one all along!
ReplyDeleteThe little houses look good in the Kim Diehl fabrics.
Great finish with the BOM quilt. I think the feathers look fine.
ReplyDeleteAnd it looks like you have plenty more to keep up with.
Beautiful quilt and quilting. Finishes are always nice
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely February finish Karen and I love the house blocks! Christine x
ReplyDeleteA lovely finish .... yeah you!
ReplyDeleteAll I did was save the wool designs. I think I did make a couple of them. I did not do as much wool applique last year as in the past. But good intentions to still make the piece. Your finished wall quilt is delightful.
ReplyDeleteYou got those houses for the mystery quilt done quickly!
Congratulations on achieving your OMG for February. I think your feather quilting looks great!
ReplyDeleteSo funny that you stitched the spines before deciding to do feathers - they look fab! What type background fabric do you use to applique wool onto?
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on such a wonderful finish. Your feather border look wonderful and suits it perfectly. The woolly block is so pretty, another fabulous quilt to work on.
ReplyDeleteI am soooo bummed I missed out on last year's BOM....i adore your finish!
ReplyDeleteLove your BB BOM. I'm especially fond of your half square triangles. Congrats for your fabulous finish 👏
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on a finish! I think your quilting looks great.
ReplyDeleteYour BB BOM turned out beautifully! Your quilting is gorgeous....
ReplyDeleteyour feathers look great on your border. Fun quilt.
ReplyDeletelove those tiny houses too
What a fabulous finish! It's so funny how sometimes quilting designs just emerge even though it's not a conscious choice!
ReplyDeleteMaybe those basket blocks will be my next OMG. My favorite block is the snowman in the mitten. This quilt is on my to do list.
ReplyDeleteMaybe those basket blocks will be my next OMG. My favorite block is the snowman in the mitten. This quilt is on my to do list.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your finish and thank you for participating in the FAL, on behalf of the 2016 global FAL hosts.
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