Tuesday, February 1, 2011

Applique Addicts Show and Tell

I have been very busy since last week and I want to apologize for not replying to all the comments from the last post. I am working on them and hope to get to them all today. I have not been able to spend 30 minutes on any project since that last post. This whole week is going to be full of lots of busy things for me too. Since I haven't been able to work on much how about show and tell from my applique buddies. They are working on some lovely projects.

Here is Patti's version of Hop To It. I love blue and yellow together.

These two quilts were also made by Patti. As you can see Patti is very productive.
Here is a border from Jane's Aunt Millie Garden quilt. She is almost finished.
Rosann is working on a Celtic quilt.
This is a block made by Susie.
This block that is back basted is either Patti's or Susie's. Sorry I can't remember.
And last but not least I was able to applique the circle and hearts on this block.
I will probably not have another post up this week because of all that is going on but I will be back with more to share when things slow down.

With Passion,
Carrie P.

24 comments:

  1. Carrie - the work shared is lovely. Wish this group wasn't so far away for me.

    Hugs - Marie

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  2. So many different kinds of pieces of work. The border from Jane's Aunt Millie Garden quilt is amazing, but so are all the others!

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  3. I just love the things your applique friends and you make. It just blows me away how perfect it all is!

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  4. Hopefully you are feeling better by now Carrie.

    Thank you for showing all of the pretty quilts and projects from you and your group members.

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  5. Beautiful applique projects! Thanks for the show and tell.
    Very inspiring!
    Hope all is well and that you get to stitch soon :-)

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  6. Love them all-thanks for sharing

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  7. Ooo... the Hop to It in blue in yellow is lovely! I love Patti's second top too-- I have those same panels in my stash, and it is great seeing some new ideas as to how to use them.

    What a talented group of ladies!

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  8. Show and Tell is the best part of being a quilter/crafter, and today's post was no exception to the rule. Wonderfully talented ladies!

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  9. Show and Tell is always inspiring...whether it's your projects or your friends. I hope you find time to slow down and do something fun just for you.

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  10. I always love it when you share from your group, such a talented group!

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  11. Beautiful stuff there. That blue/yellow Hop to It is adorable.

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  12. Wow, what a variety of work! All beautiful!!
    Thank you for sharing, Carrie.

    I hope you get some sewing time soon.

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  13. Beeeutiful work to all... love the floral border!

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  14. I really enjoyed seeing all the projects! Especially the version of Hop To It. So beautiful! I so understand being crazy busy! :-)

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  15. Beautiful work, your buddies are so talented! Hope you're feeling better.

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  16. What a wonderful group!! I always love to see what they have been creating :0)

    Crispy

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  17. Thanks for such a nice post. I could look at applique all day. It is my first love in quilting.

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  18. I have to keep reminding myself that I need to practice to be as good as all those appliques!

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  19. A M A Z I N G!!!! Thanks for sharing..what a wonderful group!

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  20. Beautiful applique'! My favorite is the Aunt Millie's Garden border piece!

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  21. Beautiful quilts Carrie. Your applique buddies are very talented too!

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  22. Thank you for sharing the photos of the wonderful projects you and your applique group are doing.

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  23. Wow! Fabulous show! You sure hang out with the right folks!

    In stitches,
    Teresa :o)

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  24. What a great display of different styles of applique. Lovely indeed

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So glad you have come by for a visit.