When I plugged my sewing machine in after the long hiatus, Sandy and I decided to power sew and get 'er finished. We both used fabrics that were in our stash. It sure feels good to do that.
Here is Sandy's.
This one is mine.
We started our next challenge around the same time as when we were putting the quilt together. We are making the "By thy Hand" little quilts by Buttermilk Basin.
Sandy changed the design of the wool section to add wheat.
I chose to do mine just like the pattern.
This is the August mat and I have mine sitting on my library table with a little candle on it.
I never heard back from Peggy about her win last week, and she was a "no reply" commenter, so I have no way to contact her. Therefore, I've chosen another winner. This time it's Hannah F who posted on Sept 7 at 11:24 am. Hannah, email me your address and I'll send you your goodies.
Wow, this was a short post for me!
Have a great week and I'll talk to ya soon.
Hugs, Anne
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20 comments:
Love both of your quilts an the setting!! I like the homespun you chose for your border on the little quilt.
It is always fun to see a quilt in different fabrics, side by side.
Thanks for sharing
They are both beautiful quilts and I love the candle mat, nice idea of gift giving.
Debbie
What great quilts. Always fun to see different versions of the same pattern.
Love the little quilts. The wheat is a nice variation.
I like the setting for the Lori Smith quilt design. Lori has so many very good patterns.
Drooling here...always good!!!!
Wow Anne, you and Sandy do great work in your challenges. I'm glad we do not have to choose favorites because I always like both rojects.
I love your new quilt and little table topper as well. Fall is just around the corner.
Anne your Aunt Maggi's is awesome! Power sewing with a friend is the best sewing! Love the mats! Busy girl!
love the quilts, its fun sewing with a friend, keeps you going. The candle mats are adorable, great patterns.
I can see using them to decorate the house .
Isn't it great to have a finish?
Kathie
Both versions of both projects look great! I love seeing the same pattern made by different people.
Beautiful quilts!
Love your quilts. Have you decided how you are going to quilt your Lori Smith quilt? I made one too and am currently hand quilting it (very sloooooowwwwlllyyyy!).
it's beautiful! Such a simple design but so effective..
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Great versions, both of you! That must have been one heck of a power sewing session! Wish our weather would cool down so it felt more like fall coming ;>) I so want to get my fall decorations out!
Cheers!
Love all the projects you and your friend are working on. Just beautiful. Hugs
Gorgeous quilts!!!
Love your quilts!
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