Sorting through my fabric, I was thinking of making something with a spring theme but when I ended up with this selection, I decided they were more representative of full-blow summer time.



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10 comments:
I am speechless at your beautiful quilt's...I would love to be able to quilt like that. Your blog is so nice.
Love,debbie
Those are beautiful. You have a gift for picking colors that work together.
I love cows! Those pot holders made me smile and think of grassy pastures, yay for summer!
I like the border for the spring wall hanging, I think potholders may be a good project for me now that I have the "big quilt" out of the way LOL
Wow Mama Pea! Those are gorgeous pot holders! I absolutely love the backing fabric! :)
Debbie - Welcome and thank you for commenting! I think anyone who has a background in sewing can quilt. I was a knitter for many years . . . until I found quilting which is my true passion. [Now if only I could find about 10 more hours in each day. ;o)]
Sparkless - These colors kinda fell right together without much thought on my part!
Erin - The cows appeal to the "farm girl" in all of us! Pot holders are so much fun . . . and easy. Give a couple a go, m'dear.
Rain - Thanks! That's why I chose not to piece the backs. I wanted the fabrics to be shown off!
I LOVE THEM!! Ok, so when do we get to see the tutorial on these little gems? I actually made an oven mitt for my Dad's birthday, but can't get the edging figured out on a square potholder. (forgot to take a picture of his mitt! I am a bad bad bad blogger!)
Keep sharing your projects, you I*N*S*P*I*R*E!!
These are beautiful ideas!
What a great idea! I should do this for my future kitchen. (In all my spare time. :) Your quilting is really gorgeous. As the others have said, very inspirational.
Jill - It never entered my mind to do a tutorial on the pot holders. But I will! Stay tuned. Thank you so much for your kind words!
meemsnyc - Thank you very much!
Leigh - Yes! You can make them totally color coordinated for your kitchen. And after the pot holders, fill up your spare time making quilted matching place mats! ;o)
these are very nice pot holders. I have been hanging on until garage sale season so as to purchase some sturdy ones. for 5 Christmas'S in a row I asked my adult children for the uf glove OR WHAT EVER IT IS.you are so talented.reading blogs is totals new for me,but I love it.people inspire me and I think I need that right now. judy
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