As I mentioned in the last post the cabin we stayed in had quilts on every bed. These were made especially for the cabin. Here is a vintage quilt hanging on the wall. I love this design.
Here is the one that was on our bed. It was hard getting a good picture because of the lighting. We were in a loft.The machine quilting in the middle was great. Just take my word.Unfortunately I didn't think to get pictures until they had all moved into their rooms. The quilts in the cabin were not really "Old" except for the first one. But because we stayed in the cabin it made it seem like they were old.
So this past Wednesday the Modern Quilt Therapy group met at the Little General. Now to the "New" modern quilts.
These two were made by our featured member.
This whole cloth quilt was made by Laura who has been quilting some of my quilts.
Simply Amazing!
This wonderful star quilt was made by LC of MayChappell. You can find out more about this quilt on her post here.
We did a pencil pouch swap during our meeting. This is the pouch I made. We were to put our pouch in a brown paper bag so it was a secret swap.
This is the one I received. I was told by the maker, Tomoe, that it was made from scraps. Whatever it was made from, I just love it especially the little flower she made hanging from the zipper. Thanks Tomoe!
There were two door prizes given away. I was one of the winner of this stack of fabrics.
With Passion,
Carrie P.
I really love that tulip quilt. I'm saving the picture so I can make into a pattern. Love it!
ReplyDeleteSome great quilts! I like the idea of a pencil pouch swap. The ones you gave and made are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteWow... what a post! I'm glad I truly love all styles of quilts... although it might be easier if I could narrow my endless Make Someday List a bit.
ReplyDelete...and, as "they" say... everything old is new again. I find that to be SEW true with quilts as well.
ReplyDeleteHow special to have quilts on the beds where you stayed - you would have felt right at home! The pouch swap is a great idea. Love the wholecloth quilt too - very clever :-)
ReplyDeleteSo many quilts, definitely gives any lodging a comfy warm feel. Really love the tulip quilt. The star quilt and the whole cloth quilt are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI agree. Something so alluring about old quilts but then the new ones suck me in too!
ReplyDeleteLooks like such a delightfully warm and cozy place. Quilts will do that, yeah, they will!!
ReplyDeleteLots of fun stuffs here! Looks like you've found another great group as well. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a charming cottage it must have been.
ReplyDeleteLove love the first quilt.
ReplyDeleteI think you're the luckiest person I've ever "unmet"! I enjoyed the pictures!
ReplyDeletewhat lovely quilts in the cabin and from your group.lovely little stash of fabrics for your too. Aqua and red are so pretty.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your fabric win!
ReplyDeleteLove seeing pics of all the quilts too. Thanks for sharing :)
Absolutely beautiful vintage quilts and new quilts alike. The quilting is amazing on the whole cloth quilt...just wonderful to see.
ReplyDeleteFun to win some fabric and a pretty to exchange pretty pouches too!
Smiles,
Kelly
Loved seeing all the quilts on the beds at the cabin. Your pencil pouch was the cutest and such a great idea for a swap. Lucky you to win such pretty fabric. Red and aqua is real popular these days, isn't it? Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGreat pic of my quilt! Congrats on your fabric win:)
ReplyDeleteI never tire of looking at quilts! Thanks so much for the virtual show!! The tulip quilt is just so "right"!!! Congrats on the fabric!! Perky and perfect for one of your projects!
ReplyDeleteBlessings
It sure makes a stay away so much more fun when you get to see and sleep on the wonderful quilts, Carrie! Great quilts from your group, too!
ReplyDeleteCheers!