Just stopping by on my way from a few days at the summer house, and on my way to meet the
angel stitchers at
May Britt's for the weekend. I haven't quilted much lately, so I thought I'd show the finished Pickled Cabbage quilt. If you have followed my blog a while, you know this is the one of the two "Twin Sisters" quilts
Rose and I made when I was visiting her in Tasmania in February:
I finished mine a little while back, but haven't showed it here on my blog yet. On my way to the summer house a few days ago I brought it to my parent's house so that it can decorate my bed/their guest bed - I figured it was better used there than in a cupboard in my flat. I'm happy with how it turned out, and it hold such precious memories for me!
Well, I better get some sleep - I'll meet the angel stitchers in the morning, and hopefully I have something to report on Sunday evening :o) I'll leave of this post with a close-up of a Sandefjord rose (been playing with my camera) - named from the city where our summer house is - pretty:
Happy quilting weekend!
Sincerely, Anne Ida
11 comments:
have a lovely time sewing with the girls........
It looks lovely sweetie!! So glad you had a wonderful time away. Have fun with the girls on the weekend,talk to you when you get back!!
Big hugs xxx
What a pretty quilt, and gorgeous rose! :) My two favorite things. :)
Your quilt is lovely and look perfect on that bed!
Have some nice stitching days with the "angels"!
We're waiting a full report when you're back! LOL!
The quilt looks great on the bed. Have a great weekend with the other angels.
Great choice for the sashing, beautiful!
I just love the colours in that quilt!! Gorgeous rose too!
The quilt is beautiful and the rose also!
Kind regards,
Sonnja & Beertje Zonn
From the Netherlands
Anne - what a lovely quilt - I love the colours
Beautiful quilt! The fabrics and colors are stunning.
The quilt looks great and what a good idea putting it on your bed at your parents instead of in a cupboard. It is too nice to be hidden away. Love the rose too, my Dad was born in Sandefjord and I still have an uncle living there.
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