It's postcard exchange time at Guild again...I like to make more than one postcard at a time, one for guild exchange and one to send to someone else. From the ones above, I sent the bottom flower to my sister in law, because most of the fabrics I used were ones that she sent me and they are perfect! The one with the bee, I am saving for the October meeting, as I will not be there and I made in advance.
From the photos below, I submitted the single bird one for exchange and the one with the birdhouse(I call it Home Tweet Home) is for a friend who just bought his first home with his new bride.
This is a project I have been working on for a long time, and the top is finally completed. It is called Moody Blues, because it is mainly blue fabric and the quote is from a song of theirs,
Thinking is the best way to travel. It's very scrappy and primitive in the lettering, it is supposed to represents the child's sense of wonder to space and space travel, not to mention that Man can achieve so much by using his brain.
13 comments:
WOW! That is a wonderful quilt. Are you going to bring it to BIQR???
That quilt is awesome! and I love those postcards.....well done!
I love the Moody Blues quilt! And I am totally ashamed to admit that I am a huge fan of their work, and don't recognize the song!!!!!
I love the moody blues quilt! I would love to learn to do that type of lettering sometime. Perhaps, you could show me...
Awesome work, Carol! I just love your quilting stuff!
Thanks for the postcard! It is on display in my sewing room beside the other one one made me. Oh, and love the fabric!
what a fabulous quilt-I was a huge Moody Blues fan back in the day :-)
and I also think your postcards are wonderful
Congratulations great quilt - love it.
such an absolutely awesome fantastic quilt. love it love it love it!
Tonya sent me here and I'm so glad I came. Wonky letters, liberated stars, indigo blue, and a sawtooth border -- what's not to love about your quilt?!
I love your quilt! it's beautiful! thanks for sharing it with us!
the moody blues...did you know you can still see them in concert like I did in 1972!
This quilt is delightful....Tonya is right!
did you learn freestyle letters from Tonya or do them on your own?
Happy sewing
This is fabulous! The triangles round the edge are the perfect final touch!
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