This quilt was made for my sisters birthday. it wasnt a hard quilt to make, but was very rewarding. I used a kona green and a mixture of black/white fabrics. 
I have only been making quilts for about a year. I have only made a few quilts, but this one i LOVE. I even have a stash to make myself one. Its a lap size quilt and my sister assures me that it is very COMFY. the picture is from her porch where she cuddles underneath it and reads in the cool weather of montana.
Ive got another quilt in the works which im going to try and stipple for the first time! its intimidating, but im sure ill get the hang of it.
Ill be spending most of my weekend surfing all the wonderful blogs of the quilt festival. thanks to amy for putting the 3rd one together!!!
tonight im going to be sewing for mine and heidis monthly friday night sew-in. i cant wait for some machine time! happy sewing everyone!!!
I can see why your sister loves it!~ it looks great! I really like the way you did the back too.
ReplyDeleteI love these colors together! Beautiful quilt.
ReplyDeleteI love the green with all the black and white. Great idea. I know your sister treasures it.
ReplyDeleteI really love the colors, or singular color! That would make me happy too :)I love anything with black and white.
ReplyDeleteI love it! And I really like the details on the back. great job!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful quilt! The colors are so pretty. That green is really set off by the black and white.
ReplyDeletebeautiful! I love the green and the simple design!
ReplyDeleteFabulous quilt, lucky sister. I was just on the Kaufman page trying to pick out three or four greens to use in an Oh Frannson quilt. What an inspiration this is!!!!
ReplyDeleteYou've only bee quilting a year?!? Wow! You have a beautiful future.
ReplyDeletebeauriful color combination I really liked it and the back is so beautiful too Congratulations
ReplyDeleteLOVE the green with the B&W. Green is my favorite - this is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBTW- my FNSI link:
http://olivestreetstudio.blogspot.com/2010/05/sew-in-results-may-21.html
I'm still not sure what to do on posting the results?? Do you go check each participants blogs?
Jenifer
Great colour combination, love the fact that the back is interesting too. Good luck with the stippling - try to relax!!
ReplyDeleteVery nice. I don't think I've seen very many b&w quilts with green as the accent.
ReplyDeleteLove the design, colors, fabrics. Yummy quilt.
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What a great quilt-love all the green and the simple but very effective design. Lucky sister.
ReplyDeleteCome see my festival posts
1890 antique double pink star http://utahquiltappraiser.blogspot.com
1890 antique cheddar star & repro
http://starleyquilts.blogspot.com
i love this...the color combination is so pretty
ReplyDeleteThat is one lovely quilt. Lucky sister.
ReplyDeleteLOVE IT! especially the pattern on the back.
ReplyDeleteI really love the colors.
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Love this modern quilt. Lucky sister!
ReplyDeleteThat is a really nice quilt...your sister is lucky! You can see my entry HERE.
ReplyDeleteFun quilt! I can see why your sister likes it...every time mine comes to visit, she thinks she has to take a quilt home with her! don't be intimidated by the stippling...the more you do the easier it gets!
ReplyDeletenice quilt with great colors and contrast. wonderful your sister loves and lovingly uses it knowing it was made by you. thanks for sharing. come visit me: http://fligamapoof.blogspot.com/
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