Tuesday, August 21, 2012

Are you up for a little Romance?



So glad this one is finally finished!  I'm in love with it!  This quilt was supposed to be for the Iron Quilter Challenge at the Missouri Star Quilt Company but you know how it goes..LIFE.  So I missed the deadline and it became a UFO for a few months.   The little birdie design if from Ivory Spring Blog.  You can find it here.  I changed the feather part up a little bit but it's still her birdie.   I love Wendy's work, and she shares so much of her talents with tons of tutes. 










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45 comments:

  1. Your work is just incredible!
    Which micro handles are you using?

    Debbe

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  2. This is amazing! Are you going to enter it in any contests or just enjoy it?

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  3. Found your blog thru the quiltingboard......this quilt is absolutely gorgeous! Can't stop looking at it! Thank you for sharing and inspiring!

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  4. This is so very inspiring! I am amazed!
    Keep up the great work!
    Lauren
    p.s. found your blog through Wendy @ Ivory Spring :)

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  5. Hello

    I'm visiting fron Ivory Spring. Wendy is right your quilt is a must see!!

    Cheers

    Linda

    Taupo

    New Zealand

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  6. Wendy from Ivory Spring said/told/ordered us to come over to look at your quilt. Well...I am gobsmacked with this art work. The whitework quilting at the back makes two quilts.
    I love the colour scheme, I love the bows, I am.....

    Congratulations - how many prizes will you win...thank you for the inspiration and sharing.
    ps wish I could "pin" it.

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  7. Your quilt is amazing. You must be so proud of your work.The quillting is exquisite.

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  8. Absolutely beautiful.... the colours, the pattern and the quilting.... it all goes together so well.... so lovely to see it.
    Hugz

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  9. Hello, I too am visiting from Wendy's tip off! I'm so glad she did send me here, just wonderful!

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  10. Wendy sent me here.....my minding is spinning with the incredible work you put into this quilt. This is so stunning.

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  11. I was sent here by Wendy and I'm so glad I stopped by. What an incredible quilt. Absolutely stunning. I am now inspired again.

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  12. I also came over from Ivory Spring and WOW!!!!! Absolutely gorgeous and beautiful quilt!

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  13. I was also "forced" over here by Wendy...but it sure was worth the visit. Spectacular quilt/quilting. Inspires me to really learn machine quilting.

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  14. Oh my gosh what a beautiful quilt! Wendy said it was wonderful and she was right!!

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  15. I am here via Wendy's blog. WOWWEE!! your quilt is amazing.

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  16. That is an incredible quilt. I'm so glad Wendy sent me here!

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  17. Breathtakingly beautiful ! Glad to visit here from Ivory Spring. Your quiilt should win many awards--hope all your hard work is rewarded with a happy heart.

    Sue

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  18. Came from Ivory Spring - Your quilt is just gorgeous!
    I love applique work also1

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  19. Your quilting is amazing, thank you Wendy fro suggesting we go to your site.

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  20. I too am sent from Ivory Spring's blog. I'm blown away!!! How do you do (the process) the quilting pattern that looks like a cross between swirls and Mctavishing located between the feathers and the quilted frame surrounding the medallion. If you could email me a schematic diagram of how that pattern was produced I would be most appreciative. My e-mail address is quilt@bell.net. Thanks so much.
    Sincerely
    Betsey R. North of Toronto

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  21. I'm also here via Ivory Spring. WOW!!! I just finished my first FMQ quilt (nothing like this masterpiece, I'm afraid) and I'm in awe that anyone can do machine quilting that is so precise, so spectacular! Did you mark some of the larger motifs and section lines ahead of time, or are you one of those quilty goddesses who can just "eyeball" everything and have it come out perfect? Such a beautiful, inspiration quilt -- thank you for sharing!

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  22. Your quilting is gorgeous!! And, yes, Wendy is such a wonderful teacher/inspiration (as you are, Dearheart!). Hugs, Doreen

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  23. I wasnt going to come over but Wendy said come.. I am so very glad I did, what a really beautifully done quilt!

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  24. Wow, Wendy was right, this is definitely a must see!! love the border quilting, love ALL the quilting. Ok now it's time to pick my jaw up off the desk. Stunning absolutely stunning

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  25. Just beautiful - Wendy was so right!! Your work is breathtaking!

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  26. Just beautiful! Thanks for sharing with us. Very inspiring.

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  27. Oh my - this is so beautiful. I wanna be able to quilt like that someday. Guess I better start practicing. :-)

    It's absolutely gorgeous and inspiring. I love how the white cloth on the back makes it 2 quilts. I just can't say enough about how awesome it is.

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  28. Absolutely stunning! You have a "Best of Show" for sure. Thank you for sharing.

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  29. Wendy at Ivory Spring sent me over and boy am I glad! Your quilt is stunning, simply spectacular. Thanks for sharing.

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  30. Wow! All I can say is Wow! I have been wanting to make a blue/yellow quilt and yours just makes me want to more.

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  31. beautiful! love the dimension in the flowers and the quilting - wow

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  32. Oh my goodness. This quilt makes me remember why I started doing this. It's absolutely stunning.

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  33. This quilt is magnificent! Thank you for sharing it with Val's link up.

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  34. Holy wow! That is gorgeous!! I agree with Carol Fun - totally jaw dropping gorgeous!!

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  35. Well, someone is a quilting rockstar...fabulous quilt!

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  36. I agree with everyone else....your talent as a quilter shines!

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  37. Wow this is the most beautiful quilting i have ever seen can't figure out how you get the quilting to puff up so much.

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