"Q is for Quilter" has finished re-constructing her antique quilt top. so happy that the fabric from my shop went to such a worthy cause (sashing)!
and angela, another customer, sent me the link to her blog post about the the quilt top she made with my "antique baskets" quilt pattern and kit. the kit includes a selection of antique 1800s fabrics for the basket triangles.
my original quilt, my own design, above.
angela's version below
field trips in fiber is a blog that featured my shop, and that i am thrilled to discover. vicki has an etsy shop that is stocked with her hand dyed fabrics, and her blog is filled with helpful connections for quilters and fiber artists.
on the topic of blogging, in recent months i have found myself with too little time to blog. or so i have felt. but blogging is one of those magical things like exercise, meditaion, and journaling that are so easy to put off, so hard to make time for, but when you do make the time, it is so rewarding. i am much, much happier when i blog (and exercise, and journal, and meditate). thank you blog!
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Thanks so much for posting a pic of my Antique Baskets wallhanging top. I am just thrilled with all the fabrics in it and how it looks all together! I have enjoyed visiting your blog! Have a good day!
Posted by: Angela Ball | January 31, 2010 at 05:46 AM
I am glad that you blog! It makes me feel like we are pretend in touch.
You are so talented it completely blows me away! You are designing, sewing, creating, mothering, etsying, r.s. presing, canning, smiling!
Love you!
Posted by: Mary Smith | February 01, 2010 at 03:53 AM