hello Friday!
remember a bit ago…I shared a post on my Alison Glass indigo project??
you can read about it here…
so I trimmed up my indigo improv piece and added some abacus borders…
oh…I like it so much!!
did some narrow curvy quilting…
and then if your whole piece is done in Alison Glass fabrics…doesn’t it make sense that the binding should be too??
And done! @andoverfabrics @alisonglass #abacusfabric #agindigofabrics #indigofabric #exlibrisfabrics #miniquilt listed in my etsy shop – link in profile happy Monday!
and the finished project!!
click here for more photos….
since this is a finish…I am linking up with Confessions of a Fabric Addict and Crazy Mom Quilts….
I wanted to take just a moment to share with you something fun I am beginning next week…
you may have read this past week…that Freshly Pieced is going to step away from her WIP linky party on Wednesdays…I was sad…so I decided, why not start my own linky party for WIP ( works in progress)
so beginning this Wednesday…I will be hosting a linky for Works In Progress…and we shall see how it goes!
I am excited to announce the winner of this week’s fabric scrap giveaway is…
Sarah J!!
congratulations!!
I am emailing you!
Happy Sewing!
Love your quilting! Good job!
What a pretty mini quilt!
Best wishes and have fun with your WIP link party. I host a weekly Stitchery Link Party on Mondays for all things hand embroidered. It’s a lot of work but oh so rewarding and I’ve “met” so many talented and sweet bloggers because of it.
Looks great. Love the quilting. Really suits the quilt. Good luck with your linky party. I will be there with streamers and balloons!
Wonderful, I’ll be there as often as I can. I was sad too when Freshly Pieced decided to stop her Wednesday WIP.
Maybe you could award your scraps each week to a blog in the linky party. Though that could get expensive since we link up on a wednesday from all over the world. See you on Wednesday for the first link up.
This is wonderful! I can look out my windows and see mountains and I love them best in winter. It’s what your quilt reminds me of. Great job!