Thursday, February 27, 2014

Seasons

I had a few inquiries about this quilt.   I couldn’t answer you individually because you are “no reply” commenters.  That means that your email address doesn’t show up when I try to reply back to you.    You might want to change that in your settings.  A couple of blogs that have instructions on how to do that are Woolie Mammoth and Humble Quilts.  Good Luck.

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The quilt can be found in the book “A Nice Mix” by Gerry Kimmel-Carr.   It is out of print but you might try eBay or Amazon for used copies. 

The little critters in each row were designed by Verna Mosquera who was the teacher I took the class from.   Those are not part of the original design in the book.  

Good Luck in your search for the book.  

I want to thank all of you who took the time to stop by and comment on my little quilt show.   It really meant a lot to me. 

I’m getting the pictures together for the February projects that Sandy and I did.  Hoping to get that posted tomorrow!

Hugs, Anne

8 comments:

Mimi said...

That is the perfect quilt!

Carol said...

What a wonderful quilt Anne ???love your special touches...I have one brand new copy of the book from when I had the shop....happy to sell it for my cost $9 plus postage if some one wants it.

Sherrill said...

Well darn, the little critters are what make it exceptionally cute!! I'm probably a 'no reply' tho I have done EVERYTHING possible that I can to fix it. It's very aggravating! Thanks!

Karen said...

Oh yes, I recognize the house pattern. A nice touch with the added animals.

Mountain Home Quilts said...

That is simply adorable! I couldn't imagine the quilt without the little animals in it.

Lori said...

I do think the animals makes this quilt so special!

Florida Farm Girl said...

OMG, girl!! I've been looking at some of Gerry Kimmel-Carr's books and I think I am in love. Just like I need more books, I may have to find just one or two of them.

Kim said...

I KNEW I'd seen this pattern somewhere recently--yep, I had been looking through my older Red Wagon quilt books just the other day, so that must be where I saw it! I love those patterns, don't you? My friend and I picked up the old Snowbound book at the quilt show this weekend for $2--I already had it so she ended up with the bargain!