Here is a new wall hanging finished just in time for Easter. The is my number 10 UFO. This was not the one I was supposed to work on this month but I wanted to get it finished so that I could hang it this month. Parts of the applique are in fabric and in wool. The rabbit is made from a chenille bedspread that was kindly donated from one of the girls in our applique group. This patten is from a Robyn Pandolph book. I changed the two blocks on the right. They are both from different designers. It was a fun wall hanging to work on.With Passion, Carrie P.
The grand essentials to happiness in this life are something to do, something to love, and something to hope for. Joseph Addison
This is absolutely adorable, Carrie. I liked how you had small pics leading up to the full quilt...what a fun way to introducing the entire quilt. You have such a fun blog. Your applique work is excellent!
ReplyDeleteYou amaze me yet again. This is just too cute. I loved seeing each block in detail before the unveiling.
ReplyDeleteLove the mix of fabric, wool and chenille! Perfect for easter.
ReplyDeleteI just knew you were going to have something amazing to share for Easter. LOVE the chenille bunny.
ReplyDeleteWonderful, Carrie! I love how you can combine different designers/designs on so many of your projects! This is so bright and cheery for Easter!
ReplyDeleteCheers!
Carrie it is outstanding!
ReplyDeleteI still need to think of one to make for next easter.
So bright and cheery! I really like the chenille bunny -- what a great idea.
ReplyDeleteI love the cone flowers in the bunny block. I need to pull mine out and finish it. It just lacks the binding!
ReplyDeleteCarrie, love your color choices and design. I need to do an easter table topper or wall hanging. Great inspiration.
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Bonnie
Using chenille for the bunny really gives it texture, what a clever idea!! Love it.
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Oh, your wall hanging is adorable!! Great idea for the chenille bunny!! I would have never thought of that...clever!
ReplyDeleteOh it is SOOO cute!!! Love love it!
ReplyDeleteAgain....ADORABLE!!
ReplyDeleteI love it Carrie! It came out great. So cute!
ReplyDeleteOh Carrie it is just beautiful!!! Love the colors, and #10 UFO FINISHED!!!! Congrats!!! Hugs, Mary
ReplyDeleteCarrie,
ReplyDeleteDarling little quilt, right down to that fabric chenille bunny. Thanks for the close ups, they really tell the whole story.
It's wonderful (as usual) !!! Lots to look at, and I'm sure it was fun to do the different fabs and techniques - great job!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute wallhanging...I love you you showed the smaller images first...fun, fun, fun!
ReplyDeleteI love it!!! ANd the chenille for the bunny is a great idea... and all the wool appliqued flowers and bees... love it..:o)
ReplyDeleteI'm wondering if you ever manage to eat or sleep.... I adore the chenille bunny and the mix of fabric and wool.
ReplyDeleteIt's magnificent!
ReplyDeleteLove all the different textures which adds a ton of interest to your wallhanging. This certainly has made me stop and think of all the possibilities that can result when one steps out of the proverbial box.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing, Carrie.
Very nice. Great combination of color and texture.
ReplyDeleteFantastic!
ReplyDeleteThis is a lovely little wall hanging for Easter. I also love the way you have combined the different fabrics and different techniques. Thank you for your lovely blog.
ReplyDeleteI am just glad to be a part of the best group of people in the world! Quilters! I really enjoy your blog and the others you have led me to.
ReplyDeleteThis wall hanging is just as cute as it can be...love it!
ReplyDeleteCarrie...that is just so gorgeous...
ReplyDeleteIt is a beautiful wall hanging! Your applique is simply stunning, so fine!
ReplyDeleteI really like the way you combined wool with it, the little bee is adorable!
I love that!!! Especially the bees. Great job.
ReplyDeleteOh my. How unique and beautiful! I love the purple flowers next to the beehive the best. :-)
ReplyDeletebeautiful!
Love it Carrie! So Spring fresh.
ReplyDeleteThat is a wonderful wall hanging, Carrie! I really love how you used a variety of textures throughout (the pictures you took showcase that so wonderfully!). Fabulous. (And congrats on another UFO finish!) :)
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