Schnibbles, Schnibbles, Schnibbles..... there will be a few Schnibbles passing through blog land in the next day or two. Cindy Lou Who was the pattern of choice for the month of October. I was not going to make this one, mostly because I did not have a moment of inspiration about color choices, and because the pattern was not available locally. But on a return trip, we stopped in the Olde Green Cupboard in Jacksonville Florida, and there she was! Cindy Lou Who in all of her glory :-) I loved the colors and of course wanted the fabrics they had chosen. No way! This sample was made up two years ago, and the fabrics were all gone of course. So I studied it, bought some similar fabric and was on the hunt for the pattern.
After finally getting ahold of the pattern, I dug into my CW stash and this is my Cindy Lou Who..........
I love how she turned out and I was up til the wee hours last night doing the quilting. I had to post this today because Cindy Lou is going to have to take a rest while I have other pressing projects to complete.
And have you ever visited Kelly at I Have a Notion? She's such a sweet and funny gal and has such great prices on all of her notions and supplies. Well about a week ago I found out that she had drawn my name for a signed copy of a yet to be released Edyta Sitar book called "Friendship Triangles".
This book is so beautiful and has some gorgeous quilts. Here is a sneek peek!
Okay peeps, now it's time to visit the other Cindy Lou Who's Schnibbles parade. Check out the side bar of Sherri or Sinta's blog. I am also linking with Sew and Tell this week, being that I have something that I sewed and can tell about ;-)
Have a happy Quilting weekend! What will you be up to?
Quilted by Doris
1 day ago
41 comments:
I love the yellow abric. It really brings the pattern into focus.
Applause, applause, it's fabulous and worth all your effort and stress!!!
Lucky you winning that signed book - looks like a must have.
Your Schnibbles quilt turned out great!! Lovely fabrics. Thanks for the sneak peek at Friendship Triangles. What a fun book to win!! Enjoy your weekend.
I love Cindy Lou Who! Great fabric choices.
This weekend I hope to finish "Sweet Savannah" for a friend's "step-great-granddaughter". Wow, she's only 54, but her dh is older.
Beautiful! Love your color choices for Cindy Lou. And congrats on your win, too! Looks like a great book. :o)
The quilts are just stunning, and I will have to check out those books!
Micki
Ooooo love the Cindy Lou, such an eye catching quilt!! Well Done!!
Crispy
So you were the lucky winner!! congrats
Love your schnibbles...
Love the quilt
Love and hugs Gina xxx
Oh yes a big round of applause coming from the hollow to yours...fantastic finish!!
What a fun gift to win! Love th Cindy Lou quilt!
I will be spending the weekend with my Grand-goblins!
HaPpY HalLoWEen!!!
Great job! Those blocks work so well together--nice pattern.
Cindy Lou is a beautiful gal! I mean quilt! You did a great job...she looks soft and cuddly...the pattern is great, and the colors complement the design beautifully!
Have a great week-end...hope your arms and hands get some rest!
Mary
Awwww, I love the cindy lou who!! It's so cute! And you may have figured out already that she's my nick-namesake! Perfect addition to our group today! Thanks!
Very cute fabric choices! Your CindyLou is great! And congrat's on your win~ looks like a must have book. :-)
Great Schnibble! I told you that you would love it when you finished! Just like you, I wasn't even going to do this one. I did mine in Jo Morton fabrics and just love it.
this is great!!! beautiful job
I have a lot to learn. I still don't understand what schnibbles are but I do know one thing.....that quilt is beautiful
What a lovely win - the quilt on the front cover looks amazing!
Very beautiful fabric choice, love your quilt !
Fabulous Quilt, love it.
Nice job! I am glad that inspiration struck and that you found the pattern and fabrics you liked!
Nice work - I have enjoyed seeing all the different Cindy Lou Whos that are showing up on various blogs - I really like the yellows in yours!
Such beautiful detail. Good job!
Just a comment to thank you for the comment you left on my blog today about your BFF's daughter. It was such a beautiful tribute. Thank you for sharing it with us.
-Suzanne
justanotherhangup.blogspot.com
Say there Cindy Lou is too cute for words.
I am having a monthly giveaway on my blog go check it out and sign up for some fun.
Love your Cindy Lou Who quilt...great colors!
Jocelyn,
What a great finish!!! That book has some really nice patterns too.
What I will be up to this weekend... working on my "leafy" quilt. :) I am a bit under the weather, but will still be working.
Have a blessed weekend.
That's beautiful!!!!!!!
Your Cindy Lou turned out beautiful indeed!
Your Cindy Lou Who turned out just great! I love the gold fabric in the 9-patches.
Love your Cindy Lou Who!!!
great quilt! I love that pattern, glad you had fun with it!
I love your quilt ~ it's gorgeous! And I agree with everyone who wrote that the yellow is a perfect touch! Of course, can you ever go wrong with yellow, black and red? :)
(While I've never been to the shop, I love the ladies from Olde Green Cupboard. They're terrific!)
Your quilt is darling. I'm glad you had so much fun making it. I liked seeing the close-up shots of your fabrics.
Looks like you keep very busy with your quilting. I adore the pics of the pumpkins and the darling pic of her kissing the pumpkin. The pumpkin is bigger than she is.
I am a follower of yours and I am having a monthly giveaway on my blog go in and sign up for some fun.
I love your fabrics!! I didn't get to do the Cindy Lou Who, but am going to try to jump in for Picnic this month.
I love your Cindy Lou Who Quilt. It looks amazing in the fabrics you chose. Thanks for sharing it with us.
Love the Cindy Lou Who and the book looks fabulous!
I really like your Schnibble. Great combination of fabrics!
So many fun things to look at on your blog! Your Cindy Lou is darling. I love The Olde Green Cupboard! Never been there, but met them at Quilt Fest at their booth. Nice peek into that book too!
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