The miniature stars in reproduction fabric are now finished with some simple quilting using YLI thread. I haven't used this thread before and chose it because it was a good colour match. I like the wooden cone that in comes on and it was nice to sew with. My favourite quilting thread so far is King Tut.
Good news!
My Friendship Bag arrived and it's just delightful.
It was made by Jennifer from the United States and you can visit her blog here. As you can see, Jennifer sewed on the little yellow flowers and beads. Isn't she clever!
The colours are so pretty and there are self threading needles, some fat quarters, a message note pad. Jennifer has even sent along some of the beads she used on the bag.
I just love it! Thank you so much Jennifer.
Now back to work on a UFO.
Happy Stitching
The quilt looks great, and I love that friendship bag. Purple and yellow are one of my favorite combinations.
ReplyDeleteHi there Ann...Fabulous quilt there!!! And what a very happy looking Friendship Bag you have received. I have never heard of self threading needles!!! Have fun with your UFO...have a lovely Sunday...Dzintra♥x
ReplyDeleteOh Ann, it is so pretty! and what a beautiful job you have done. Your friendship bag and goodies are wonderful, too. Very nice job with the breads and buttons. Some people are just so creative. Its such fun to receive things in the mail, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteI love the little quilt, and your friendship bag it adorable! Maybe I'll sign up for one or two of these swaps next year:) Blessed be.
ReplyDeleteGreat job on the quilting -- it looks so perfect! I'm liking King Tut, too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet little friendship bag. Everything is so coordinated and cute together!
What a nice little bag and I love how you have quilted your mini quilt. I to like to use King tut thread as well.Take care hugs Bec
ReplyDeletegood job, I like how you quilted it, even ifthat's not how it was planned. That tote is too cute! I could think of a thing or two to do with it, and those cheery (ok, that's not how you spell it, I was going for cheerful, with out the ful but with an "ee" ending) buttons...oh so cute!!
ReplyDeletep.s. see, it's 3:37 here, up in time to open even though I have the day off hehehe. I will just check out a few more blogs and go back to bed!
Hi Ann! The quilt just looks fabulous, and you must just love that bag as it is so cute.
ReplyDeleteMicki
Your little quilt looks wonderful, and the quilting sets it off perfectly. Well done!
ReplyDeleteThe litle quilt is so beautiful. You did a great job with the quilting. I love it :o)
ReplyDeleteYour friendship bag is so sweet.
Oh.... i forgot to tell you that there is an award to you on my blog..... Hugs Lena :o)
ReplyDeleteLove your Stars & Cute little Bag too...
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Your quilt is beautiful and i Love your little bag, very cute.
ReplyDeleteYour stars are beautiful. Love the fabrics you've chosen for it.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Blog Ann and such wonderful quilting projects! I am having a wonderful giveaway on my blog and includes Moda fabrics, quilting books and more and it is open to Australian quilters, please stop by:
ReplyDeletehttp://quiltingranny.blogspot.com/2009/11/novembers-giveaway.html
Your mini is beautiful! You've done a fantastic job :) The friendship bag is so sweet - how fun to receive a special gift and all the added goodies. Thanks for sharing with all of us!
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