Simple primitive quilting to match the simple quilt.
This backing came from my friend Jill's sewing room after she passed away last year. It reminds me of the cute little things we collect and cherish.Here's the Love More I made with the P&B fabric. After my trip to Guatemala I think it means more to me now than when I made it.
Here's a close up you can see the fabric. I'm going to give this to the woman I went to Guatemala with as we shared so much and we both learned to deepen our love to others.
Here's the scrappy backing.
Happy Wednesday!
I hope my friends enjoy my stash after I'm gone as you are enjoying Jill's. Love Love More!
ReplyDeleteBoth quilts are wonderful for very different reasons.
ReplyDeleteI often think about what will happen to my quilts and my stash when I depart this mortal coil. I should probably add something to my will to make sure that they all go to good homes.
How fun!! I love both quilts...and it is really fun that you are using some of your friend's stash.
ReplyDeleteI just love how quilting connects our hearts to others! Both of these are beautiful quilts, thanks for sharing their stories.
ReplyDeleteI love your quilts and their stories are so touching....thank you for sharing with us !
ReplyDeleteDid you label them ? :))))))
xoxo
Love the back of the log cabin and I'm sure you cherish it even more because it came from your friend. The "love more" line is something that I might never had purchased but you have made such a wonderful quilt that it has inspired me to move out of my comfort zone a bit more! Thanks.
ReplyDelete2 great finishes! I know you will enjoy the table topper and the Love More quilt is a wonderful gift for your traveling companion which I'm sure will mean a lot to her.
ReplyDeleteMust feel good to have these two completed.
ReplyDeleteGreat backing from Jill's stash!
Sounds like you have found a great home and meaning for "Love More."
GREAT quilts. I love Jill's fabric. Sounds like your two new quilts have more significance to you than usual. Where are the labels, Mabel??? vbg
ReplyDeleteLovely finishes. You are doing great with them.
ReplyDeleteAwesome Quilts Lori!! Love that jill fabric :)
ReplyDeleteYour Love More quilt is amazing - I really love it
2 great finishes! I love the quilting on your log cabin topper - the feathers in the border look wonderful :0)
ReplyDeleteI had forgotten what your quilt made with the P&B fabrics looks like. It was an interesting line of fabric. So very different from my normal choice of fabrics. I did not quilt my piece.
ReplyDeleteWhen I first saw your log cabin quilt I thought "That looks like a Jill quilt!" So imagine my surprise when I saw the backing actually was from Jill's stash! Love it.
ReplyDeleteCute quilts! I'm sure your friend will love and cherish it, and the memories it has.
ReplyDeleteGreat finishes. The quilting adds so much---texture and cohesion. Love the backings. You *know* I always want to see the backs!
ReplyDeleteThe stitching is perfect for your log cabin! What a great little quilt.:) Your second quilt is so interesting to me. Love how it kind of blends together in places!
ReplyDeleteGreat finishes and great stories! Your quilting on the log cabin doesn't look simple to me - it's fantastic! So special to have Jill's fabric on the back. Love them!
ReplyDeleteHappy Day to have 2 finishes. Binding is always my Favorite part. The Backing fabric on the first quilt is Great, I like the keys and Silouettes. Sweet dreams, do you take a Nap under them after they are all finished?
ReplyDeleteLike Mary, I also love doing the binding. Not only the process, but also because its the home stretch and becomes a finished quilt when its done. Well... then there's the label and the sleeve, which I don't enjoy so much! LOL!
ReplyDeleteSuch a nice tribute to your friend ~
Wonderful finishes!
ReplyDeleteA lovely gift, I am sure she will cherish it, with those memories attached to it.
Just beautiful!
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