I've seen this before but it tickled my funny bone again when I saw it framed and hanging at Quiltworks in Bend.
The other side of the First Friday Event highlighted Celebration Quilts.
This was simple but so whimsical and cute!
Considering we just celebrated Independence Day with fireworks I loved this one!!
I love the love quilt and think that would make a nice design for charity quilts.
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That little tree is fun
ReplyDeleteWish they would do some of this at the stores around here
What fun quilts. They each have their own little style of magic to them.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy Sisters. Looks forward to seeing your photos! : )
People that don't make quilts really don't understand the concept of a fat quarter. I remember when I first heard the term, I had to ask what was meant. I can remember looking at Keepsake Quilting catalog and studying the measurements for a fat quarter and a fat eighth and wondering why people would want to buy fabric by those measurements.
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ReplyDeleteAre you taking any classes at Sister's this year?
Not this year..
DeleteI flunked my class with kathy doughty...it was sad
DeleteI just didn't get "it"
Oh that Sister show always looks so inviting! What great fun! And the quilts you are sharing are wonderful. Now what about the oldies you always manage to find? I could use some inspiration!
ReplyDeleteWow, Lori, I can HEAR the fireworks in that last quilt. It would be a liberating experience to make that!! I'm loving your behind the scenes at Sisters and with your 7 projects, who has time for classes???
ReplyDeleteThat fireworks quilt is amazing. It really makes me smile. Of course they are all great, but some just talk to you....(or is it just me?)
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous! I especially love the Liberated style quilt in solids, love the variety of quilting in it too!!! Thanks for sharing them, they are an inspiration!!!
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