Monday, October 6, 2014

Tulip Quilting

These Monday mornings just keep getting here faster.   I wasn't going to post for Design Wall Monday because my wall is pretty much the same.   Other things have been whispering "PICK ME!"  Okay they scream at me.  The one that has been screaming the loudest gets the attention.  So at the last minute this morning the decision was made to take a picture with poor lighting.   Most of my time has been spent quilting one of my favorite quilts.
Here's a picture of the quilt taken when the top was finished.  The pattern is of my own design using Lori Holts tulip block.
 The yo-yo's and inner scalloped border really give this quilt a little extra kick.   

And since this is Design Wall Monday here's my dusty design wall.  I wish you could see how bright and cheery it is in here when the sun is shining.   So much color everywhere!  LOVE IT!  
I've also hung up this quilt top(I forgot I made)  with hopes of quilting inspiration.  So far there's none.  The plan was to offer this one as a free tutorial but LIFE stepped in and changed my plans.  Hopefully I can find my notes and finish the tutorial soon.

~ Lea Anne ~

today's freebie from Trish@ Notes of Sincerity 


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35 comments:

  1. Oh my gosh!! I love, love, love your daisy quilt. Adding the small daisies was a perfect idea. It does just explode with color. Your quilting is gorgeous, as usual and love the scalloped border idea. Thanks for sharing!

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  2. Such cheerful quilts! The scalloped border is very intriguing. (I confess that I have pages of border ideas, and I've gone to "creative borders" workshops....and all too often I want to git 'er done so I just slap on slab borders.)

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  3. Your tulip quilt is beautiful and I too love, love, love the daisy quilt.

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  4. The tulip quilt quilting is gorgeous. I also LOVE that scalloped border.

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  5. Your daisy quilt is so cheerful. I love the tulip quilt, especially the scalloped border. Thanks for sharing.

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  6. Love, love, love everything! Just gorgeous (as usual)!

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  7. Your post is full of Springtime! Can we all just skip Winter this year???

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  8. Everything you make is so pretty!! Love it all!

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  9. Beautiful quilting. I am like seeing the close-ups.

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  10. Stunning quilts and your quilting is so good....love it...

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  11. Your tulip quilt is gorgeous! So cheery to look at on a rainy fall day!

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  12. Lea Anne, your bright colors looks so beautiful. Truly eye candy.

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  13. I always enjoy seeing your photos. Your tulip quilt is so bright and cheery.

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  14. I love the border on that quilt, it turned out gorgeous!

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  15. not seen a scalloped border like thus before it really adds to the quilt, fabulous. 2 other beauties too

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  16. Hi Lea Anne! All these go to my 'list'! You make fantastic quilts! I love your very alive patterns and beautiful colours! x Teje

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  17. I to am inspired! Thanks for sharing!! Love all the colors!!

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  18. Beautiful quilt - love the gingham scalloped borders!!

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  19. Really Cut Border ! Love the Daisy Quilt too.

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  20. Everything in this post is beautiful! Love that scalloped border! And the Daisy Quilt! Thanks for sharing these :)

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  21. Your tulip quilt is incredible, I love the texture you've quilted into it. Perfectly complements the scallops and yo-yo's. And that flower garden of a Daisy Quilt .... yum!!

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  22. Just love your daisy quilt...it made me smile!! Linda

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  23. What a beauty! The quilting is incredible.... but I must say, I love the setting you put your tulip blocks in. The colourful, scrappy sashing and 9 patch cornerstones add such a wonderful element to that design. And the scallops? WOW! Each of your pictures is just one piece of eye candy after another!

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  24. Beautiful quilts! The Daisy Quilt is definitely my favorite. With all the progress, surely you'll have a finish soon.

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  25. oooo~! Totally love what you're doing with your tulip quilt. :D The scallop inner border is something I hadn't seen before - very interesting!

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  26. Lee Ann -- all of your quilts are just beautiful but I especially love the tulip quilt. The block, the scallop and all are just beautiful. You are so very talented. Thanks for sharing!

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  27. What beautiful quilts and I love all the colors! I had to laugh Lee Ann when you talked about finding your notes and writing tutorials......been there, done that!

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  28. Love what you've done with the tulips! Adore the daisies and hope you find quilting inspiration. Thanks for linking up to Scraptastic Tuesday!

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  29. Hi Lea Anne! Your quilts are so joyful, I am in a good mood just to look at them, wonderful work!

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  30. Good morning! I'm visiting from Scraptastic Tuesday. Pretty makes here....especially that daisy quilt : )

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  31. I really love those big daisies too, but also the spools and the tulips. You are using the most cheerful colours in your scrappy quilts.

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  32. Love that scrappy border! Gorgeous.:)

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  33. Your quilting looks so pretty! And that scallop border, thank you for sharing the tute!

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  34. Oh what beautiful projects, love your color and fabric choices.
    Greetings,
    Sylvia

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