From May 13- 20, join Amy for the Bloggers Quilt Festival.
Have you been to the virtual Bloggers Quilt Festival's before? Have you participated?? If you are visiting my blog for the first time - Welcome! It's always fun meeting new friends.
In the Spring of 2009, as a very new blogger, I took the plunge and joined Amy in the very first Bloggers Quilt Festival. This time I am sharing a quilt that I made for my daughter.
The pattern is Mothers and Daughters and was created by Tara Lynn Darr of Sew Unique Creations. My sister in love and I made this same pattern, and we were both thrilled to meet Tara Lynn personally this year in Paducah. She had an amazing booth located in the Kentucky Mall. I gave this quilt to my daughter for her birthday, and last year when we moved into our new home, my sister in love generously gave my daughter the matching twin.
I hope you will enjoy your walk through the Bloggers Quilt Festival. There are so many amazing quilts to see right from the comfort of your own home. Thank you Amy for all of your time and creativity in hosting the Bloggers Quilt Festival. I am looking forward to viewing all of the beautiful quilts from around the world.
Thanks so much for stopping by. I would love for you to leave a comment. It's sort of like my guest book. And please stop by again.....soon :-)
Happy Quilting!
Your quilt is beautiful! Love the colors :)
ReplyDeleteReally pretty!
ReplyDeleteI adore the subtle color play going on in the pattern. It's really sweet! I bet your daughter loved it! And hooray for the start of the Quilt Festival -- this will be my first to participate in!
ReplyDeleteOh, my! Jocelyn. What a lucky daughter. It is magnificent. I so love the colors.
ReplyDeleteHave a beautiful day ~
TTFN ~
Marydon
5 day GIVEAWAY, pop over
Such pretty quilts!! She was so lucky to receive both of them :0)
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Oh gosh, thanks Jocelyn! I "love" your Sister in Love! :) How doggone sweet. Lucky girl. Thanks for the great post.
ReplyDeleteLOVE those colors, beautiful quilts!
ReplyDeleteYour quilt and it's matching twin are beautiful! And I'm thinking they would look ever so pretty used as a tablecloth along with my desert rose dishes!! :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful quilt and thanks for the reminder about Amy's quilt festival, must pop over and sign up, I'm a bit behind everything at the moment!
ReplyDeleteWell I see blogger has been naughty, destroying comments, ugh. Your quilts are beautiful! I love that pattern, and the colors are wonderful. Enjoy the festival!
ReplyDeleteDarn, darn Blogger! Your quilt is beautiful. You seem to have such a wonderful relationship with all your inlaws. You are lucky!
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is beautiful Jocelyn - I love those colors together!
ReplyDeleteJocelyn I love the quilt. It is "cool". The colors remind me of Neapolitan ice cream. :)
ReplyDeleteGuess I'm in the mood for ice cream. lol
Have a great weekend.:)
How pretty! What a great keepsake. I'm sure your daughter treasures it. I have never heard of a Bloggers Quilt Festival... what a great idea! :)
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
~Liz
Lovely quilt and lucky daughter to own it.
ReplyDeleteHi Jocelyn. Here we are again! I'm in here too, a bit late, but finally here. Love you quilt, pink and brown yummy! Hope you will come and see my quilt soon - Hugs Nat
ReplyDeleteThey are beautiful. Thanks for showing them.
ReplyDeleteThey're lovely! I like all the comments too! I hope more people leave them this round!
ReplyDeleteJocelyn, as usual, I learn something new from you. The Festival is cool. I didn't see this quilt when I scrolled through them, though. Thanks again! It's beautiful, and since my earlier comment has gone away, I love the term of endearment "Sister In Love!" Makes me smile... BIG.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt. So fun that you both made one.
ReplyDeleteLovely quilt and sweet story of both of them! Thanks for sharing and have a great day
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful quilt. It's such a great pattern. I enjoyed your story behind the quilt.
ReplyDeleteI love the fact that the borders on the 2 quilts are different. Wonderful quilts.
ReplyDeleteTotally adore the sameness and yet uniqueness of each...and what a great story!
ReplyDeleteVery special quilt & story. Love it.
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www.sewcalgal.blogspot.com
I love the idea of making the quilts together. Your daughter is one lucky girl! Your quilt/s look great.
ReplyDeleteThe quilts are beautiful! I'm having so much fun making my way around blogland to visit so many gorgeous quilts.
ReplyDeleteI love geometric patterns and the colours you chose on this one are perfect! amazing work.
ReplyDeleteHow pretty and very nice story behind this one:) Thank you for sharing your lovely quilt!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! They remind me of chocolates....
ReplyDeleteLove that your daughter ended up with both quilts! Thanks for sharing your quilts and the story!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great story about two lovely quilts. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWow! You did a beautiful job on your quilt! Nice meeting you in Paducah and thank you for your kind compliments!
ReplyDeleteWhat a charming quilt. Can't go wrong with pink and chocolate -- yummy. Love the antique feel.
ReplyDeleteBoth of you did well. Kudos.
Come see my entries: #210 repro cheddar orange stars-miniature and #214 antique applique garden delight
Love the quilts....
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