I thought this would be a nice juxtaposition, because in a week or so the quilt will be living in warm, sunny Mexico and will never encounter snow again.
It's so annoying. You find a great spot - rocks, trees, branches, untouched snow, for the quilt, and you take the picture. Then you look at it in the camera and you see the dark shadow of a tree.
Oh well!
You can click the pictures and then click again to enlarge them and see all the details. The quilting on this quilt is particularly lovely.
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If somebody said to me that they were going to do an art piece with hot pink, purple, and bright orange, I would say "Oooookaaaaaayyyy?" But seeing it all done...DAMN!
Beautiful and love the purple binding!
This pretty quilt will definitely be able to hold it's own against the Mexican sun. BTW, I really appreciate being able to enlarge your photos for more detail. I read a number of quilting blogs and it is so discouraging when there are only tiny photos.
I wash quilts at least once before I send them out and if I take them to the beach or on a hike into the wild they get washed again and if the quilt is for a baby I hope the first thing the parents do is wash the quilt before getting it near the baby. If it can't be washed as needed, it isn't needed as a quilt.
Love, love, LOVE the boulder shots!!! It's a lovely finish. Congrats!!
Every time I see your beauty shots I think I need to make some for my quilts. This one should be well loved.
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