Monday, March 26, 2012
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Your Jubilee quilt center is gorgeous. Seriously, Lori! You amaze me, in your humble way.
ReplyDeleteScandinavian Christmas looks like a really cute piece. When did it have its beginnings?
Lori- your Jubilee is wonderful so far. Mine is still in my head - the picture is getting clearer every day. I'm waiting for that big burst of inspriation :).
ReplyDeleteLori- your Jubilee is wonderful so far. Mine is still in my head - the picture is getting clearer every day. I'm waiting for that big burst of inspriation :).
ReplyDeleteAll are beautiful.you will think out the perfect border for Jubilee. Scandinavian Christmas looks like a fun project.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt center is gorgeous! I hope you're keeping the color of your zig zag border. It's perfect!
ReplyDeleteWow your quilt is amazing! Good start, the rest probably will go quickly now. Cute Christmas quilt!!
ReplyDeleteLove those colors!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful block and so much small piecing, wonderful work. Looks like you have quite a few beautiful pieces going at once.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
It's very difficult to get even crosses stitched on a plain weave fabric. Perhaps you will consider using a waste canvas. It's a grided 'fabric' so that you can easily cross stitch and after you're done, you damp it with a wet cloth and pull out the weave.
ReplyDeleteThis is going to be a beautiful quilt. Can't wait to see what's next.
ReplyDeleteThe SC is coming along too! Looking forward to seeing both of these grow.
Wonderful!!! Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteI was wondering how you were coming on your project and I have my answer. Wonderful, wonderful. I have the picture of the antique block here in front of me. Yours looks so very much like the original.
ReplyDeleteWow...LOVE the Jubilee!! Of course the colors make me feel all warm and cozy inside and your little spikes are soooo sharp and edgy!!!
ReplyDeleteChristmas snowman...who wouldn't love him?....especially his little scarf!
Oh goodness, the jubilee center is amazing! You have really outdone yourself - total awesomeness. This quilt is going to be wonderful.
ReplyDeleteOh goodness, the jubilee center is amazing! You have really outdone yourself - total awesomeness. This quilt is going to be wonderful.
ReplyDeleteYou should be really proud of that Jubilee center. It's pretty amazing!! Very impressive.
ReplyDeleteThe Jubilee center is so pretty, and I love the Scandinavian Christmas.
ReplyDeleteI can't imagine why your blog is entitled "Humble Quilts" when they are all so wonderful. BTW I adore Scandinavian Christmas, I am very fond of the little bird standing on the mushroom!
ReplyDeleteHave a great week.
Darlene
I am loving the centre of your Jubilee quilt and can't wait to watch this one grow!
ReplyDeleteThe centre of your Jubilee quilt is just amazing, you're doing a great job with it!!! Can't wait to see where you take it next!!
ReplyDeleteWOW!!! Jubilee is gorgeous so far. I can't even imagine how wonderful the finished product is going to be!
ReplyDeleteThe center of your Jubilee quilt is awesome! I am sure it will be another berauty when you are done.
ReplyDeleteI like the Christmas project. It looks a bit primitive so I think the cross stitch will be just right!
Your Jubilee Quilt is progressing nicely! The center medallion is just glorious.
ReplyDeleteI love them both. Great idea to save that zigzag for later, but I wouldn't change a stitch on the Scandinavian Christmas.
ReplyDeleteLove your Jubilee center.
ReplyDeleteScandinavian Christmas is so sweet. Your x-stitch looks just fine.
can't wait to see lori -
ReplyDeletelove the Scandinavian christmas - so cute! would go great with our Danish stuff :)
Oh my, that Jubilee quilt is glorious!! Love it!
ReplyDeleteYour Jubilee medallion just glows! LOVE IT!!
ReplyDeletecan't wait to see what the next test border will be . . . i agree this one is too big but i bet you find something fabulous to work it into~!
ReplyDeletethat scandinavian christmas piece is so much fun. i don't remember seeing it before.
:-)
libbyQ
Wow Lori. My head hurts just thinking how complex this block is... are you underway with the other three? It IS going to be a traditional four-block applique isn't it??!! (hehe she says with an eveil laugh!)
ReplyDeleteI need to work on my Jubilee quilt, but I've been sick in bed for a week. I think I will play with border designs with EQ till I feel better. yours is looking so good.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful progress! I love the red in each project - very powerful color. Each so unique but gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
That applique is amazing! I could not imagine any way to improve the design and fabric...you are amazing!
ReplyDeleteI love your cross stitch - I think it works really well with this project! But if you do want perfect squares then as said above waste canvas is the way to go ...
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