Amy from Amy's Creative Side has done it again :-) She is hosting another virtual Quilt Festival. Have you been to her Quilt Festival's before? Have you participated?? There are so many beautiful quilts on display, and you can view them right from your easy chair. If you are visiting my blog for the first time - Welcome! I hope you will come back again :-)
This is my fourth time participating in the Quilt Festival, and I am excited to share with you one of my Schnibbles quilts.
Last year I joined a year of Schnibbles. What is a Schnibble you ask? Well Schnibbles are little quilts designed by Carrie of Miss Rosie's Quilts. I like making little quilts. They come together fast and are kind of instant gratification. For me they are better then having a tub full of ufo's needing to be quilted. But I digress.......
I loved the patterns and made about six Schnibbles when life became hectic with a move. So as I was thinking about which quilt to share, this one came to mind.
I found this cheddar fabric on a visit to the Olde Green Cupboard in Jacksonville.
The mixture of colors made for a delicious combination.
What I particularly loved about making this quilt was being introduced to a machine quilting method using my walking foot. I followed Mary Mashuta's technique from her book "Foolproof Machine Quilting."
All in all, I was very pleased with the end result.
So may I introduce to you - Cindy Lou Who
Thanks so much for stopping by. I would love it if you would leave a comment. It's sort of like my guest book. And please stop by again. Soon :-)
Happy Quilting and enjoy the Quilt Festival! Thanks Amy!
Sticks & Stones II - Sew & Tell ~ November 25, 2024
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40 comments:
Very Pretty quilt Jocelyn! I'll have to take a look at some of the other quilts.
Your quilt is beautiful. I love the colours.
Hey Jocelyn, love your entry for BQF. If you remember I met you at the first BQF? Please come to visit and see my quilt - Your quilt is so cute. Hugs Nat
Sweet little quilt and I love your "Fall" like colors!
i've been having problems for two days getting anything to work on my computer!
I love your quilt! Great colors!
very nice! loving those pretty fall colors!
Hi there! This is a lovely quilt. And thanks for stopping by my blog, to view and comment on my quilt!
I really love how the 9-patch becomes a star on this pattern. Really neat! I, too, love the smaller quilts and hope to post soon.
Your quilt is beautiful. I love the cheddar color in a quilt. Great job.
Carol
I love the colors in your Cindy Lou Who quilt!! Really a stunning quilt :0)
Crispy
Oh my! This is one of my favorite patterns in one of my favorite color ways! Thanks for sharing it!
Karen
I love that quilt, and I have always loved any quilt with stars in it.
Micki
Great quilt. Love the secondary design the colors make.
Jocelyn I LOVE this quilt! The colors are so perfect, I think this is my favorite Schnibble ever, anywhere. Very pleasing to the eye, and it has a vintage feel. It reminds me of a vintage game board!
I'll have to look for that book on quilting, really you used your walking foot?? That book sounds like a must have!
Very cute and bright quilt .Love it ! I have been wanting to get a schibbles book, so far I have not seen one at our shop . I am interested in the walking foot way of machine quilting as I machine quilt all my quilts myself .
I love the colors on this quilt, so much work, but a beautiful result. Thanks so much for sharing;-)
Hello, Cindy Lou! This one is on my Someday Quilt list. I'll have to look for this book. I'm determined to improve my machine quilting. Have a fabulous weekend!
Your quilt is lovely....I.LIKE.
I have seen this pattern made up in many different ways but I think this is my favourite! Nice work!
What a lovely quilt, Jocelyn! I really like the colors. You did a great job.
It's lovely to hear from you again. :)
Beautiful quilt! The colors are great together.
I love your version! The cheddar is crisp and yummy. I have not Schnibbled yet but already own a pattern and some charm packs to try one out. Thanks for sharing your quilt's story :)
What a beautiful quilt! Now I'm going to have to go investigate "Foolproof Machine Quilting" and I think a schnibbles quilt would be the perfect size to work on quilting myself :)
It's a lovely quilt. What is so terrific about this quilt festival is that it never would have occurred to me to use that color combination, but it's wonderful! I'm expanding my horizons. :-)
The quilt is wonderful, the sort I'd want to make bigger! I love schnibbles too! And I love your broken arrows below too!
I like your quilt and I like the idea that you are using something you learned recently. ie the Mary Mashuta Machine quilting technique. I have that book and must give it a try.
Lovely quilt - the yellow and black work so well together.
totally love the color combinations! its beautiful!
Oh my gosh, what a beauty! It's exactly what I need for the living room wall! Perfect color scheme, and all! I love the cheddar with the tiny little pomegranate applique motifs! Sweet!
Thanks for another great blog!
regan :o)
Very striking color combination.
That is absolutely beautiful... and unique. I can always tell the 'real' quilters by their creative designs. Oh, and cheddar fabric... I had never heard of that before. And the book for foolproof machine quilting... I need to look into that!
As soon as I finish this comment I'm looking up Mary Mashuta. You are right in that your fabric is sweet, and you placed it beautifully.
I love your Schnibbles! Thank you for sharing it in the show :)
SheilaC
Beautiful stars! I like how the center one stands out :)
Angie - www.craftedAngles.com
What a charming quilt, look the vintage repro look. Thanks.
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what an adorable quilt! you must have put a lot of hard work in it!!!
It is a great quilt. I love the quilting. I read her book but have not had a chance yet to try out the techniques.
Such a cute quilt!
~ Meagan
Oh my how pretty ... I love cheddar too.
such a nice quilt. lovely fabrics and a great design. thanks for sharing and have a great day
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