Hop on over to Judy's blog to get lots of design wall inspiration - Patchwork Times.
This is the third Flynn kit that I have pieced and I have enjoyed each one - click here and here to see the other ones. I have a 4th much more complex kit that I need to consult with the reps about how to sew the blocks. I see on their blog that they will be at the Vermont Quilt Festival in 3 weeks...I intend to lose a bundle of my hard earned cash getting more kits at their booth! Anyone else in blog land going to Vermont?!?
Oh wait.....do you hear that.......yeah.......I do too!! It's the INSANITY that has escaped Kathy's body finally!!!!
ReplyDelete15x18"?!?!?! I remember uttering the insanity plea to you earlier as you were sharing the size of these tiny blocks! You simply MUST take a picture of this with a penny placed on the quilt so that the perspective can be oooh'd and aaaah'd.
AMAZING finish.
I can see why you are so happy with it - it looks fabulous...and such tiny pieces!
ReplyDeleteWonderful colours and so tiny pieces ! Congrats. XO
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is beautiful! That is one pattern that I still want to stitch.
ReplyDeleteJane in KS
OK, you talked me into it. Storm at Sea is now officially on my TO DO list.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colors but I sure would never work on something so tiny.
ReplyDeleteI am going to Vermont. I have seen their kits before and wondered about them. I will definitely check out the booth.
ReplyDeletethat is so beautiful and I can't believe the size-I'm go blind and mad, I do believe!
ReplyDeleteCongrats!
Wow, wow, wow! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWow, those are some tiny pieces - way to go, Kathy. It's definitely beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! I love the colors and the blocks!
ReplyDeleteI have always wanted to make this quilt since I started quilting many years ago. Fab and this is one quilt where I would go buy the water color batiks. A show stopper !
ReplyDeleteLove that quilt. I cannot believe that it is that small. Lots of work. Wish I could go to Vermont. I am sure that it is a lot cooler than Louisiana. I am about to cook down here.
ReplyDeleteAll I can say is WOW....I can't believe the intricateness of this compared to the size. I agree, put a coin on it to show the size.
ReplyDeleteWhat an incredible quilt! I can't believe how little it is...great job on your piecing.
ReplyDeletegive yourself a big pat on the back! It is wonderful. Amazing work on such a tiny creation.
ReplyDeleteAmazing job Kathy!! I cannot believe the size. You definately need many years of skills to do this one. I strive for those skills to come to me! Great work!!
ReplyDeletewow~beautiful~lots of work in this one.
ReplyDeleteCurvalicious without the curves!!
ReplyDeleteKathy, a beautiful quilt. Having done this quilt with you years ago, I knew it would be magnificent. Have a grant time in Vermont and bring back lots of goodies for fall sewing.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is beautiful! Very pretty batiks.
ReplyDeleteWow! Beautiful! Congrats!
ReplyDeleteGreat little quilt!!! Love, love, love the colors. Can't imagine working with those tiny pieces. Great job.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. Love the colors.
ReplyDeleteWow, that is miniature! It's pretty fabulous in the photo but I'm sure way more impressive in person! Congrats on a terrific piecing job. What a challenge!
ReplyDeleteWow, that's phenomenal. I haven't gotten into tiny yet, but maybe someday. It's beautiful.
ReplyDeleteGorgoeus!!! But seriously - 15 x 18??? you must have a lot of patience!
ReplyDeleteThis is an amazing quilt, absolutely amazing. Great job all the way around, the piecing, your choice of fabrics, it's all just wonderful.
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