Frosty mugs is complete!
I couldn't be more thrilled. Thanks again Kaaren!!
My first blog post on Humble Quilts was February 11, 2009. I just passed the 4 year mark and will celebrate with my own giveaway very soon! That first post has one of my very favorite quilts pictured. Check it out!
Happy Valentines day!
What I like about your Charm School quilt is that the lights within each block have variation of tone so that a block is defined. And that some of the blocks have mediums instead of light. The cheddar/gold in a few blocks is a delightful surprise.
ReplyDeleteHappy Valentine's day, Lori!! Love your pretty blues and creams quilt! Hard to believe it has been four years, wow!
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty treasures! Love the charm school quilt.
ReplyDeletehappy Valentines day and congrat's on your 4th anniversary.
ReplyDeleteLovely new projects! Frosty mugs makes me smile.
ReplyDeleteMan I LOVE that blue quilt...I remember when you made that quilt!! That one is on my 'To Do' list! Happy Valentine's Day and Congrats on your 4th Year milestone!! congrats...keep 'em coming!
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I love both your latest and first quilts and ,of course everything in between. I'm a poison green and double pink person too. The zigzag setting is really visually appealing . Happy Anniversary!
ReplyDeleteYour Charm School quilt is precious.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your four year anniversary, you have been a very busy girl and I have enjoyed foLlowing along with your adventure.
ReplyDeleteAh beautiful stars!
ReplyDeleteI am quite a new follower, but I often open up back posts when they catch my eye. Happy blogversary Lori.
Congratulations on 4 years! and of course Happy Valentine's Day too.
ReplyDeleteI love that little Charm School quilt and when you were first making it I got out the book and started pulling fabrics. That is as far as it went. : )
ReplyDeleteFor some reason I thought you had been at this blog thing much longer than 4 years (you are such a pro). Congrats on 4 years of making people smile, think, sew-along, and "ooo and ahhh"!
Your Charm School quilt is a winner, Lori! Love the color choices.
ReplyDeleteAnd lucky you! Nice little needlekeeper.
I love the little 16 patch!!
ReplyDeleteAt first I thought you were showing us another antique doll quilt, I love it and the frosty mugs quilt too. Congratulations on winning the needle book and on four great blogging years.
ReplyDeleteLove your Charm School Quilt...it looks old and wonderful!
ReplyDeleteGreat finishes!! Congratulations on 4 great years! May there be many more :0)
ReplyDeleteI love the Frosty Mugs quilt. I like the fact that the snowmen all look different. Just like people. It makes the piece very interesting. Congradulations on the needle keeper. Congradualtions on your first 4 years. I have enjoy every posts and I wish you many many many many many more. I <3 to read your blog.
ReplyDeleteYour small quilt is fabulous!!! Frosty Mugs makes me smile. :)
ReplyDeleteIs it really 4 years already????
The blue Charm School quilt is quite lovely, beautifully chosen fabrics!!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on winning Kaaren's Needle Keeper, it's gorgeous, she always does such lovely work!!!!
Love your little blue Charm School quilt! Geeezzzz! I have that book! I need to look it over again! Congrats on four years of blogging!
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed seeing your beautiful quilts on display at the shop in Bend. I just happened to stop to see the shop while visiting Bend and there were your quilts!
ReplyDeleteYour little quilts are so cute and I do love the needle keep. I checked out your first post and I do love that quilt also. Of course sawtooth stars are my favorites and someday I want to do a quilt with that zig zag pattern. We started blogging around the same time. Today I will draw for my giveaway. I wonder who will win.
ReplyDeleteLove your new little quilt and congratulations on such a nice prize!
ReplyDeleteYou are really on a roll, Lori! As always, I love all of your projects. Great needle keep from Kaaren - she does such beautiful work. Congrats on 4 years - that is a lot of quilty goodness! Doesn't time just fly!
ReplyDeleteYour snowmen turned out great - like it on the blue plaid. The gold in your blue and white adds so much. I made this one, too, in a way - mine stopped at doll quilt size. What a nice gift for you! Looks like it would mske a dandy teabag wallet, too.
ReplyDeleteLovely little charm quilt - beautiful colours/fabrics you chose there :)
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Your little blue quilt is such a beauty. I love that book. That book is what started me off on my precuts club. I went a bit overboard 90 projects over the three sessions I did. I made quilts from that book and just when I was about "done" with my charm projects they published "Country Threads Returns to Charm School". Had to make some pieces from that book too.
ReplyDeleteYour needle keeper is so cute! Looks like room for everything you need.
LOve that first quilt. Happy blogiversary.
great needle case, lucky you.
ReplyDeleteHow big is the first quilt? I can't tell if its small or big.
Nice blue and brown quilt ... simple and good! And those snowmans are sooo cute! Lucky ducky you re Kaaren's giveaway!
ReplyDeletethe Country Threads piece is wonderful~!
ReplyDeletehas a great antique look to it.
that needle keeper has such a nice 'warm' look to it and looks like it holds everything beautifully. congrats on a fun win. i'm going to have to link over and check out her blog as i don't recall coming across it before.
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