Welcome back to another Sew and Tell Friday post!!! Feels good to be blogging about finishes, even if they were done a week or so ago;-)
If you are a regular follower of my blog, you saw these quilts on Monday (but scroll down and you'll see a new one), so I'm just going to do a quick recap.
Artist Palette was made for my oldest son. I designed this quilt using seventy different solid fabrics sashed in Kona White.
The LOVE quilt was made for my oldest son's girlfriend.
My mom took a picture of the table runner I made for her. I love the way it looks on her buffet. Notice the cute Ho Ho Ho platter with reindeer made with the grandchildren's thumbprints.
I took a closeup picture of the quilting before I shipped it off. I'm not sure if you can tell, but I FMQed greetings (peace on earth...goodwill toward men...joy to the world) in the open spaces.
I was a slacker this Christmas when it came to home made gifts. I'm going to head over to Amy's to see what the over achievers made ;-)
Have an amazing weekend!
Wow, these quilts are so fabulous! Love the color paletter one and your table runner is just too much fun!
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you got a bunch of wondrousness done - far more than me. love the table runner and wheeee to the platter with the thumbprint reindeers - that is totally awesome.
ReplyDeleteThose are all great projects Rene. I love the beauty, but simplicity of the 2 quilts. AND, I am over the top impressed by your quilting on the table runner.
ReplyDeletelove these, especially the solids. so simple and so striking. nice work!
ReplyDeleteI adore those quilts - I especially lust after the one you made your son's girlfriend. Those colours are just my favourites!
ReplyDeleteThat love quilt is AMAZING. Makes me want to buy lots of Amy Butler fat quarters.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful quilts! I especially love that artist palette one! but that word quilting that you did is amazing and so inspiring!
ReplyDeleteWow, you've been busy! I love seeing the quilts you've made. That Artist Palette one is really inspirational!
ReplyDeleteI love them all, but especially the LOVE quilt! Great work!
ReplyDeleteSlacker? Um, no, I don't think so! I love that artist's quilt, it's super simple and super cool all at the same time. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteYou have been hard at work! These look beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLove the quilted words you did and great header on your blog. Lots of quilty goodness here for sure!
ReplyDeleteI really love the quilt you made your son with the Kona solids. I can't explain it but I just love all that colour. And free motion quilting words! Wow. Excellent job.
ReplyDeleteWonderful looking quilts and runner. I love the curves that were used on the Artist Palette quilt!
ReplyDeleteNice, nice, nice!
I love your artist palette quilt! Its really great! If you have extras of your solids and ever want to do a fabric swap, let me know. I've been wanting to do something similar for a while, but just too lazy to collect the many konas. :)
ReplyDeleteThat color palette quilt is absolutely AMAZING! This is an idea I'll file away for sure, it's just so fantastic! I also really like your christmasy greetings in the FMQ of your runner. So great!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely drop-dead, gorgeous, beautiful quilts! Truely exceptional!
ReplyDeleteAwesome finishes. I love the quilts. They both have awesome designs. The table runner is beautiful too.
ReplyDeleteThe quilts are beautiful! But I really love the wording on the table runner--what a great idea!
ReplyDeleteYour quilts are awesome! I think the love quilt is my favorite of the lot. And a great table runner. Thanks for stopping by my post today. Have a great weekend!
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