Here is the center of a medallion quilt that 4 of us are making. It is called Tiptoe thru the Tulips by Wendy at Legends and Lace and can be found
here.
(Wendy will be making the pattern available as she has had requests for it. I will let you know when it is ready! Thank you Wendy!)
This is my friend Jill's center. The colors will be bright and vibrant!
Here is my center, which I've deviated quite a bit from Wendy's pattern. I couldn't help myself.
Here is Wendy's quilt.
The pattern is available NOW! Click HERE>
And I believe this is the quilt she used for her version. I've long admired this quilt and you can see how I've followed my own path.
(I have since been told by Wendy that her quilt was on a quilt engagement calendar and is not the Knappenberger quilt)
Karen and Janet are doing it and you can see their beautiful centers at Karen's blog-
Log Cabin Quilting.
How beautiful! Are you using cotton fabric with needle turn applique?
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Happy Sewing
What fun! You are an inspiration!
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ReplyDeleteWhat an exciting new project! It's so interesting to see 4 different interpretations of the same pattern. It will be very fun to watch these progress.
ReplyDeleteWhen I looked at this one my heart immediately sang out. This is one spectacular quilt!
ReplyDeleteYour quilt and Jills are both incredible! Love this quilt. So much fun to see the different ways it's being put together.:)
ReplyDeleteI used a photo in a Quilt Engagement Calendar as the inspiration for this quilt. I made it pretty close to the original in colour and design. There was no maker's name so I can not help with that. Glad you all love it. Wendy Whellum (in Australia)
ReplyDeleteSo fun to see different creative versions of the same inspiration!
ReplyDeletees realmente precioso !!!
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So much more beautiful than visions of Tiny Tim!
ReplyDeleteHi Lori.....I LOVE this new project you and your friends are doing.....TipToe Through the Tulips. I went to the designer's website and pattern is no longer available. Anywhere else it can be found? Would love to do something on this order too...........
ReplyDeleteThanks, Mona
Hi Mona, Unfortunately you are a no-reply blogger. I have update this post that Wendy will be making the pattern available very soon!
DeleteFun to see each individual interpretation of the pattern. I LOVE what you have done with your center. Very nice!!
ReplyDeleteLove your version with the birds, Lori.
ReplyDeleteIt is going to be great watching four different versions of the same pattern.
What a great pattern. I like your interpretation.
ReplyDeleteVery nice beginning, I have liked Wendy's pink and brown quilt on her blog for a long time, might have to think about the block of the month she is going to offer.
ReplyDeleteLove your variation Lori... Awesome...
ReplyDeleteI love to see old quilts reinterpreted by quilters. Each is unique but they all reference to the original quilt. Very exciting and I'm looking forward to following your progress!
ReplyDeleteLove your version, and look forward to seeing it (and others) complete.
ReplyDeleteI wish I had the nerve to tackle this project ~
Your version is off to a great start; what a cool quilt!
ReplyDeleteIt is beautiful! Love your variation. What a wonderful new quilt.
ReplyDeleteFabulous! I shall watch progress keenly!!
ReplyDeleteI'm one key stroke from ordering that pattern. I love the browns and pinks of Wendy's version only because it's more my primitive style. Love the Knappenberger quilt too, I think Jan Patek had a girl gang quilt years ago that was based loosely on the Knappenberger quilt, think I would remember the name since I'm laying under it. Your version of the Christmas quilt is stunning, much more distinctive with your rebel blocks. n
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