Monday, April 25, 2011

Finished

Wow, I am finally finished with the quilting on Autumn's wedding quilt.  I got it all trimmed up so now all I have to do is the binding.  I will show you the finished quilt after I put the binding on it.
This is my sister's Dresden plate quilt I have finally finished the binding and it is ready for the washing machine.  I used all 1930's reproduction fabrics.


The border is pink sorry the pictures do not look that good.  I found this white with pink poka dot for the back it was just screaming for me to put it on the back.  I am so in love with poka dots and gingham.


This is the hexagon quilt I showed you in the past finially finished it too.  Binding is  finished and it is in the dryer as we speak.  This quilt also has 1930's reproduction fabrics in it.


Oh my gosh and the back I picked is Fun with Feed Sacks by Glenna Hailey.  This is one of my favorite lines.  I am still trying to collet this.  I quilted this with cherries and leaves you can not see the quilting in the pictures. Sorry. 


Hope everyone has a wonderful week.

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18 comments:

  1. You have been busy! These are just beautiful quilts, lovely colors, and the quilting looks great! Looking forward to seeing Autumn's wedding quilt!

    LaDonna

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  2. Love both your quilts. You have really been busy. Hugs.

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  3. Lovely!! You have been very busy! I Can't wait to see Autumn's quilt.
    Hugs,
    Donna

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  4. WOW! What fabulous finishes. I have always wanted to do a Dresden quilt. I have got to put that on my to-do list for sure. I love the fabrics you used.

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  5. Donna what a busy lady you have been the both quilts look fantastic,well done

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  6. Donna, these are so beautiful. I love those 30's feedsack prints too. The lining prints are perfect. I am amazed at all your work. Busy, busy....smiles...Renee

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  7. Beautiful Dresden plate quilt. One of my absolute favourites. Your hexagon quilt is lovely also. These feed sacks really intrigue me.

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  8. Wow Donna where have you found the time??A dresden plate quilt is on my list to do-yours looks so beautiful and the hexagon is very impressive! Feed sack fabric is lovely, well done.
    Happy stitching, Michelle

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  9. What pretty quilts - lovely quilting too! The hexagon one looks intersting and i am a sucker for Dresden Plate! Can't wait to see Autumn's quilt.

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  10. How great to finish so many quilts. All the fabrics look beautiful. You make me feel even more lazy! I have been working on two quilts for ages. I can't understand why they grow so slowly :)

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  11. You are ridiculously talented! LOVE, love, love the hexagon quilt ~ swoon;)

    ~Cindy
    www.RetroRevivalBiz.blogspot.com

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  12. Those are so lovely... polka dots are wonderful aren't they.... Busy, busy and beautiful goodies...
    Hugz

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  13. Hi Donna ~ It was so nice to see your comment on my blog. Your quilts are wonderful! I adore those feedsack fabrics and polka dots too :)
    ~ Angela

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  14. Donna, your quilts are really beautiful!! I especially love the hexagon one. Soooooo pretty!

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  15. Both of your quilts have turned out fabulous! Truly wonderful! I just love using those same reproduction prints. They are all just so sweet and fun to use.

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  16. I am usually not a big fan of 30's reproduction but that quilt is just so cute. Good work.

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  17. I LOVE the 30's quilts! Glenna Hailey is by far my favorite feedsack fabric designer! She is going to be on Pat Sloan's Creative Talk Radio next month. I can't wait to hear it!

    The pink polka dot backing is truly perfect! Your quilts look beautiful! Where do you find the time?

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