Show and Tell
Friday, January 29, 2010
Lots to show today....so without further delay here we go!
This sweet young girl pictured above is Judy Filean's granddaughter. She is wearing her Grandfather's Army uniform which he wore as a child in 1945. Judy sent this to me in October of 2006 when her granddaughter was 5. This pattern is from our book Women of Grace and Charm. Inside this book are stories of 12 local women's service during WWII. (And of course a quilt block for each woman.) Judy adapted the pattern a bit and we love what she did. Of all the books we have done, this one is the one that I'm most proud of. It's because of the women's stories. I look at their faces pictured in our book and I am honored by their sacrifice and service.
These two sweet thread keeps are from Catherine. Click on her name to visit her blog site.
She writes,
She writes,
"I've made the pincushion several times. I have fun every time and take a lot of pleasure in making them. Here is the last one.
To us in France, we can send our wishes all January long, then I wish you a very happy New Year on 2010. I don't know if we shall have the opportunity to see again each other this year, but continue to enchant us with your wonderful charts."
Debbie Wick sent in the 2 above pictures. The quilt is from Quilting the Garden. The Noel box is from Joyeux Noel.
Debbie writes, "I finally figured out how to download pictures from my new camera. I hope you enjoy them."
The next two are hers also. Debbie we are glad you have the camera figured out!
The quilt above is from the book When the Cold Wind Blows. Check out Debbie's pillowcases too!
More tomorrow!
Good night all.
Alma
15 comments
Fabulous inspiration - thanks so much for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteJanet - snowbound in Nova Scotia
These are great! I absolutely LOVE that last quilt and the pillow cases too!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! It's always so inspiring to see things made from your books and patterns!
ReplyDeleteEverything is just wonderful, and thanks so much for sharing everyone's talents! It is such an inspiration to see the work of others.
ReplyDeleteIt is very nice to see all the projects all around the world ! I am very proud to be Cathy's friend and to get one of the pincushion she did . Mine is stitched with Harvest Home fabrics which are no doubt one of my favourite ones .I think I can't show you the picture here in my comment .
ReplyDeleteFlop
I am so glad I took the time this morning to view your blog. What lovely treasures I have seen. Absolutely love the quilts..Louise
ReplyDeleteHi Alma! What a great post. Love that quilt....love the cross stitching...it is all very beautiful. I did a little swoon when I saw that quilt! Big smile.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Debbie
They are all such wonderful work with your designs.
ReplyDeleteI do love the photo with the quilt, really special.
Debbie
All the beautiful pictures! It's so great to see things made from your books. I'm about to try my hand at needleturn applique on one of your older quilts - Old Glory. I just can't wait to get started on it.
ReplyDeleteWow your what a great site to open and find so much inspiration on several subjects.
ReplyDeleteI am so inpressed with the quilling, I have tried it but not so good at it.
Thank-you Alma for keeping us informed and entertained.
Catherine
I love all the pretty stuff, and the little pin cushion is so cute. HAPPY SEWING!
ReplyDeleteDoes Debbie Wick have a blog? I love the quilt displayed over the railing and wondered what material she used so I could try and make one similar for a friend.
ReplyDeleteThanks,
Heather
Absolutely gorgeous projects - I cant wait for show tell again!! These ladies do beautiful work!!
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