Welcome to my day for the Villa Rosa Blog Hop - Fast and More Fun! If you have missed any of the posts, you can check below, where I have a clickable list of all participants. A big pat on the back to our hostess, Tricia at Villa Rosa Designs! I am so appreciative of her putting together this blog hop with such amazing prizes and a list of 28 participants! Thank you Tricia! And thank you Jeanna and Wendy for the reminder that today is National (aka Worldwide or International) Quilting Day!
NOTE: If you were unable to find the post for CT Publishing yesterday, they were experiencing technical difficulties with their Comment section. I have added their link to today's list. Be sure to note the link in their post to enter their giveaway!
You can win prizes!
OK first let's talk about prizes! Each participating blogger gets to select a total of 7 winners, including three Individual Prize winners, one winner for a set of the Blog Hop patterns, and three names for entries into the Grand Prize drawings!! That means that seven of you who comment on my blog will have a chance to be entered into the giveaways! I will do a random drawing at the end of the blog hop and send a list to Tricia. If you win, you will be notified by email. Please note that if your comment posts as "Anonymous", please put your name and email address in your comment so you can be contacted! You may find a list of sponsors toward the end of this post.
This is a quilt I made in 2017 with Tricia's Akito pattern. You may read the details in this post.
Tricia's patterns are on pretty cards or you can purchase the digital edition. For this blog hop, Tricia generously offered us these five Villa Rosa patterns from which to choose for our creations, or we could make all of them. I had trouble making up my mind, but ultimately I chose Twinkle (on the right), with Gypsy running a close second. The set of five patterns is only $8.95, and you may purchase the set right here, or you can find information on the individual patterns below:
For this pattern I chose fabrics from a kit I bought in 2014 - Elementary by Basic Grey - and for the sashing a I used a fabric I purchased from That's So Janice on Etsy - a floral from 2013, "Serenity" from Riley Blake Designs.
My favorite quilt holder skillfully tamed the quilt in the breeze
The kit I bought contained a layer cake and a jelly roll, along with yardage. I used the yardage for part of the pieced backing and jelly roll pieces for the scrappy binding.
Pieced backing (Same favorite quilt holder, different shoes)
Quilting was with a free panto from Urban Elementz - Lisa's Raindrops. I absolutely love how it turned out.
Backing
The "rogue" HST
UPDATE: Since publishing this post, I discovered an HST that decided to go another way (see above photo inside red heart), and so I have affectionately chosen the name Rogue Star for this quilt! I refuse to say it is a mistake. It reminds me of me, as I have so often decided to go another way rather than do the "correct" thing - lol!
Toby had to step in for quality control before I sewed on the binding
Jack likes the colors with his ginger handsomeness
Gypsy
This flimsy was made using Gypsy - I love the name and the pattern! This one may end up larger with borders like Cheree's version, and I have started a second one with colors inspired by Kathleen's beautiful version! It is an easy pattern to put together, and I really enjoyed choosing a variety of fabrics, and I see more of these in the future.PRIZE INFO:
- There will be prizes from sponsors: Hoffman, Moda, Timeless Treasures, Jaftex, Electric Quilt, Banyan Batiks/Northcott, Benartex, Hancock’s of Paducah, Fox Chapel/Landauer, and C&T Publishing.
- Plus a complete set of the patterns used in this blog hop from Villa Rosa Designs.
- And the grand prizes: Kaffe Fassett Precuts Collection, $100 digital gift certificate for Hancock’s of Paducah, A Big Mystery Box of Quilting Goodies, and Download of Electric Quilt 8
Prize registration closes Sunday, March 23 2024
Here is a list of participating blogs (with clickable links) for the week and today's links in BOLD:
Thursday, March 14:
Tricia at https://villarosaquilts.com/
Friday, March 15
Kathleen at https://kathleenmcmusing.com/
Cheree at http://livelylatte.blogspot.com/
Roseanne at https://www.homesewnbyus.com/
Wendy at https://www.piecefulthoughts.com/
Saturday March 16
Valerie at https://www.ctpub.com/blog/ (The link to enter their giveaway i
Bernie at https://needleandfoot.com/
Sandra at https://www.mmmquilts.com/
Linda at https://www.texasquiltgal.com/ (YOU ARE HERE)
Debbie at http://time4stitchn.blogspot.com/
Branyn/Jennifer at https://blog.siysewityourself.com/
Sunday, March 17
Carolyn at https://quarterinchcapers.blogspot.com/
Gail at https://quiltinggail.com/
Susan at http://wazoonewsbits.blogspot.com/
Monday, March 18
Jennifer at https://scottfortunoff.com/
Jan at https://www.cocoaquilts.com/
Tricia at http://quiltwithaview.blogspot.com/
Tuesday, March 19
Vicki at www.knitbug2.blogspot.com
Lexie at https://www.qovf.org/
Wednesday, March 20
Jocelyn at https://happycottagequilter.blogspot.com/
Tracie at https://joyfullytracie.com/
Diane at https://doyoueq.com/blog/
Thursday, March 21
Tricia at https://villarosaquilts.com
Be sure to leave a comment if you'd like a chance to win a prize!
Linda, the Twinkle pattern is my favorite one and I love your fabric choices. I think the Gypsy pattern is so versatile. It’s a great design for fabrics that are too pretty to cut small. The size is great too. (JoyfullyTracie at G mail)
ReplyDeleteGood Morning. The Gypsy is one of my favorite easy patterns. I love large prints and often use it to display them. My Gypsy always seems to get bigger😂 I love the twinkle and the backing. I need to do more of using up my fabrics for the back! Texas is on bucket list.
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Texas is my bucket list
I love how different a quilt can look depending on the fabrics. Nice job!
ReplyDeleteYour Twinkle quilt came out beautifully. The colors are very soothing. I have enjoyed working on several VRD patterns in the past and I am sure I will be making more in the future.
ReplyDeleteSherry V. stitchingwithsherryv@blogspot.com. oohaysistun at yahoo dot com
I love what your chose for your Twinkle quilt! I didn't realize it was from half squares triangles until today! Nice!
ReplyDeleteLove your quilts & cats! maymewyns@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteCute fabric selections for your Twinkle and Gypsy quilts, Linda!!! Funny about the shoes!?!
ReplyDeleteLinda, I love your version of Twinkle! It is so fun in the Elementary fabric. Although I had some of it in my stash at one time, I haven't seen the print you used for the sashing, and I like how it really made the star blocks pop! I can't believe you went on and made two more quilt tops as well. These Villa Rosa patterns definitely do look fast to sew up! Yours is a beautiful finish!
ReplyDeleteYou were the first to use that pattern! I love your enthusiasm and the way you made 2 quilts and are working on a third. Janice(dot)snell(at)gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI had to do a double take between the Twinkle pattern and your quilt. They look so different. That's just one reason I love these patterns. They take on different personalities with different fabrics. Thank you for sharing your quilt holder and beautiful family with us. ritasevig@gmail.com. Rita Sevig
ReplyDeleteI like making half square triangles so I think I would try the Twinkle quilt like you did. I am thinking blues and tans might be a good color combo. Great job. homemom570@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteBoth quilts are nice but Melody is my favorite. I have that pattern and hope to make a quilt from it soon. Happy stitching!
ReplyDeleteTwinkle first and Gypsy second, we’re also my personal picks. I have some old kits that would work for both! Smithcindyk@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteLove your choices of fabric. Each quilt has a totally different look depending on the fabric used. Your blog is a fun read!
ReplyDeleteI thought I really liked the Twinkle pattern but now I love it after seeing your fabric choice. Gives the quilt a totally different look. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteLove the quilts with different fabrics created a different look. I love the binding and backing too! Kate Call kcall1146@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI really love your Twinkle quilt…great job! I have found most of the VRD patterns to be quick and fun. Thanks for sharing all your beautiful makes. Erica T (skynme2@hotmail.com)
ReplyDeleteThe Twinkle pattern was one of my favorites but now it really is a favorite after seeing your choice of fabric. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteI love that you used dark sashing, making the stars pop. I already liked the pattern but now I see how versatile it is!
ReplyDeleteI love your version of Twinkle! I have loved Basic Grey’s lines for many years. tizzy5552@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteI love your Twinkle quilt! So pretty 🤩
ReplyDeleteHi Pamela I hope you'll come back and leave your email so I can enter you into the drawing!
DeleteHello. All these ideas you bloggers are giving make many new projects added to me need to make list.
ReplyDeleteYour cats are adorable
Happy creating
Charlene Morris
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Thank you for sharing your version of Twinkle. And your Gypsy quilts. Looks like your helpers like them also. Pedill@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteI have to agree with Jack - I love the colors!! Thanks for sharing. L_opdahl@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteI have to agree with Jack - I love the colors!! Thank you for sharing. L_opdahl@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteLove your quilts! I had to look a couple of times at Twinkle because it looks so different than the one on the pattern! Your cats are beautiful. I have 2 as well.
ReplyDeleteHi Donna, I hope you'll come back and leave your email address so you can be in the drawings!
DeleteI think your color choices are beautiful, these patterns go together so fast. rem9640@aol.com
ReplyDelete"Gypsy" is my favorite design from this year's VRD card bundle. I hope to make several charity quilts with it - fast & delightful & a great stash buster!
ReplyDeleteHi Annmarie - I hope you'll come back and leave your email address so you can enter the drawings!
DeleteLove your quilt, but I am even more in love with your Toby. My last studio cat was a tuxedo that looked just like him. (marmic1954@hotmail.com)
ReplyDeleteBoth your quilts are beautiful! Well done!
ReplyDeleteLinda - Wow! You got so much done for the hop. Love the quilt and the quilt holder with all of the shoe changes for his modeling stint. Well done. :-)
ReplyDeleteYour Twinkle sparkles and your quilt inspectors seem to approve of it :).
ReplyDeleteThanks for your Gypsy as well; I look forward to making it.
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Such awesome fabric choices! I love them!
ReplyDeleteThe cocoa/blue colorway for Twinkle is wonderful! And, oh, the backing fabric--I'm a sucker for text prints. Happy NQD and Happy Hop!
ReplyDeleteGreat choice of fabrics for Twinkle! I love your Gypsy top as well! Good to see the fur babies, too!
ReplyDeleteFabulous quilts! That line you used for Twinkle is fabulous and I like the sashing added to it too! The back and binding are fabulous as is your choice of quilting patterns! Gypsy done in those colors is fabulous and I like the idea of making it a bit longer. I haven't decided on bordering mine or not...and am humbled that you are inspired by version. It was a fast and easy one to put together - wasn't it!
ReplyDeleteOh my, the colors you used are absolutely terrific. It is a gorgeous quilt…and pets too! jfoor@att.net
ReplyDeleteMy favorite pattern is Twinkle. Lots of design possibilities and good use for a fabric line! Happy National Quilting Day, everyone!
ReplyDeleteHi! You did a wonderful job on the Twinkle pattern. It turned out so pretty. The turquoise and brown are so beautiful together. Your flimsy of the Gypsy rose was beautiful as well! I loved them both. My email for the contest is Jason_burnside @ hotmail. com
ReplyDeleteTwinkle is my favorite design, like the quilt holder with changeable footwear. 24Tangent@gamil.com
ReplyDeleteLove your quilt you are 1st to do Twinkle and I think that will be a perfect pattern for a Quilt of Valor. Am definietly putting that pattern on my list of things to get .
ReplyDeletejsyoungsurgery@gmail.com thank you
ReplyDeleteElementary is one of my favorite fabric lines and I love seeing it made up in the Gypsy pattern. Tacdahatgmaildotcom
ReplyDeleteI love the colors in Twinkle!! It looks so complex but is easy when you see the instructions. And your helpers are adorable!! Looking forward to seeing more!
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Thanks for sharing your quilt and quality control team.
ReplyDeleteI like Cheree's version of Gypsy and the color theme of Kathleen's version also. Love you Twinkle quilt. So many ideas, so little time. Lol
ReplyDeleteTricia I love your fabric choices! Twinkle really shines! Shell688 at aol dot com
ReplyDeleteHi Linda! Beautiful fabric choices in Twinkle. I just adore that color palette. It's just so calming and your quilt holder did a fabulous job. Jack know how to pick a quilt to enhance his looks, and Toby looks quite fetching modeling on it, too. Plus, you did a second quilt top! Overachiever! {{Hugs}} a bunch. ~smile~ Roseanne
ReplyDeleteAh, to leave comments or to go cut strips!?! I agree, Cheree has some great borders setting off Gypsy.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your ideas & your cute cat photos! Diane dvcarousel4@gmail.com
I'm looking fwd to diving back into my scraps. Thanks for your inspiration & cute cat photos.
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The Twinkle pattern is my favorite of the 5, and yours is beautiful!! I also really like the Gypsy quilt.. your fabrics are perfect! Thank you for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is really nice! We need those quilt holders! =) kdcamp4attelusdotnet
ReplyDeleteThat Twinkle quilt is beautiful! I have a kitty who loves being part of my quilting efforts, too.
ReplyDeletepmrj333 at gmail dot com
Twinkle quilt turned out wonderful! I like the Gypsy one too.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is just lovely! Thanks for sharing. nancydotsumneratcomcastdotnet
ReplyDeleteYour fabrics make the Twinkle pattern look so different! It's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLoving the backing. From the first picture it looked to be small rows of blue added to the backing. But looking at the closer shot, I love the numbers and how they look both up close and a distance.
ReplyDeleteLove the colors and fabrics you used in Twinkle!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun Blog hop! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI really like your quilt.
ReplyDeleteI really like your quilt.
ReplyDeleteLove your quilt also love villa Rosa patterns I have more than I'll ever be able to use but always want more madambonnet @aol.com
ReplyDeleteGreat Patterns. Love the fabrics you used.
ReplyDeleteLovely quilt! So well done - I liked seeing Twinkle made up~ I do like all of the quilts being showcased! The hop has been so much fun - Thank you ! butler83ataoldotcom
ReplyDeleteYour quilts are awesome. Thank you for sharing yours with us!
ReplyDeleteYour quilts turned out absolutely beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI am a new follower and am enjoying the different colors everyone chose for the quilts. The VRD patterns are so perfect to try something new. What fun!
ReplyDeleteI haven't met a star pattern I didn't like, and your version of Twinkle is no exception, Linda!! Great job! Plus, it's great to use fabric from your stash!! Have a great weekend, friend!
ReplyDeleteI wasn't initially drawn to Twinkle - but love your version. Funny how different fabrics can completely change the look of a quilt. Thanks for showing me that again!!
ReplyDeleteBoth quilts are lovely. Thanks for sharing and being on the Blog Hop. Deb. dove1615@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI love the star quilt!
ReplyDeleteI love what you did with Gypsy. I love your Twinkle too.
ReplyDeleteI love how you turned the Twinkle pattern into a star quilt. The colors are great too!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilts. I like the subtle palette of Twinkle.
ReplyDeleteI love the colors in your quilt. Thanks for posting the C&T publishing link, too.
ReplyDeleteI already liked the Gypsy pattern, but now I see I'm going to need that Twinkle pattern, too. Your colors are lovely. Thanks for sharing. (shawkers@msn.com)
ReplyDeleteI recently.met Tricia in Meadville and she was so friendly and I absolutely love all the quilts and patterns. MINDYWOLFE MTWOLFEDEN@GMAIL.COM
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is beautiful and inspiring. Thank you.
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Twinkle sewed up beautiful! And I see you’ve used other patterns also. Glad you are part of the blog hop.
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Love that you used the Twinkle pattern. I hadn't seen anyone else's yet.
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice finish . Twinkle is my favorite of the patterns shown. cmberry@lsu.edu
ReplyDeleteThe Twinkle pattern is one of my favorites. Your fabric chose is perfect.
ReplyDeleteTwinkle is the pattern I'd choose, too, among the ones offered in this hop! I'm thinking it would be super to use up my smaller scrap stash (use up? who am I kidding?) , and still make it bright and colorful. How lucky you were to find a sashing border that coordinated so perfectly! Great work!
ReplyDeleteThe colors you used in Twinkle are at the top of my favs! I like the way your fabrics change the look of the quilt.
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I really like your fabric choices for Twinkle! The backing is great too!
ReplyDeleteDroseman58 at yahoo dot com
The more I see it, the more I think Twinkle will be one of my next quilts. I love the colors you used in yours.
ReplyDeletemlminnis@windstream.net
I love how Twinkle turned out and the fabric you used. One of my favorite color palettes..
ReplyDeletekathy_cocker@yahoo.com
Love your quilt! eddiesongathotmaildotcom
ReplyDeleteThis is the pattern I have been trying to pick patterns for so thank you for the inspiration in what you did.
ReplyDeleteLove your quilt--I like the flowered sashing! Also noticed that you also have some fabrics that have been just waiting a while for just the right opportunity--as do I!! Ha!! barbkaup(at)(yahoo)(dot)(com)
ReplyDeleteGreat quilt, love pieced backings! Thanks for sharing, Villa Rosa patterns rock! odiane79 at yahoo dot com
ReplyDeleteTwinkle is pretty pattern and your fabrics "oldies but goodies" make it shine
ReplyDeletetwinkle is a pretty pattern, but your "oldies but goodies" fabric make it shine.
ReplyDeleteTwinkle turned out great and what great fabric choices. I also like Riley Blake fabric and I believe my cats do too! It is really hard to pick a favorite pattern from the new ones above but I sure like 31. I have a stash of panels and that is a great one to use my stash!
ReplyDeleteYour fabric picks for both quilts are great. I love that you pulled some older fabric to use. Thank you for the chance to win and Happy National Quilting Day!
ReplyDeleteDeb FitzGerald
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I love your work! That quilt with the brown and turquoise coloring is so lovely. I also am crazy about that backing! I do like fabric that features text.
ReplyDeleteI love the colors and fabrics you chose for this quilt, Linda. It looks like it could have been made completely from quarter-square triangles or from those and some flying geese. (I nearly always try to figure out how quilts were made.) Thanks!
ReplyDeleteLinda, your take on Twinkle is stunning! I think the darker print for the sashing just makes your quilt look gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI need to make a Gypsy quilt. It looks like it is great fun to do.
ReplyDeleteDyane Frig
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I love how you used the fabrics in your beautiful Twinkle quilt! And your kitties are delightful. Thanks so much for sharing this. And I'm so happy to discover your your lovely blog.
ReplyDeleteYour Twinkle came out so pretty! Thank you for sharing! I like the idea for the Gypsy too.
ReplyDeleteMrspcballard at Gmail dot com
Love your version of the quilt and your handsome quilt kitties.
ReplyDeleteThe sashing on the Twinkle pattern really makes it look nice. It's so pretty. paweis at yahoo dot com
ReplyDeleteYour version of Twinkly looks very different, I love what you have done!
ReplyDeletegreat use of your stash. I love your Twinkle jacominaderegt@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI am really enjoying this blog hop. I am new to VRD and seeing a lot I want to make. Even bought one today at the international quilt museum in Nebraska. Love your quilts you made, especially the backing for twinkle. Jillne1@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteYour fabrics really make your quilt!
ReplyDeleteI love these patterns and quilts. I think Gypsy is a favorite.
ReplyDeleteWow. Great prizes. I love Villa Rose patterns. They are such fun and I love your quilt. Great selection of colours for the pattern style. Thanks for the opportunity to win.
ReplyDeleteThe twinkle quilt is beautiful! Deb Foc dlfmcq@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteLove your teal/brown version of Twinkle and your colorful version of Gypsy is really cute too.
ReplyDeleteThanks for participating in the blog hop.
ReplyDeleteI love your quilt. Have some fabrics I may use for the gypsy.
I am so glad Toby is on the job, and kudos to your talented quilt holder!
ReplyDeleteI like the more neutral look you made with Twinkle! Nadja, nbod@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteLove your quilt, particularly the with your gorgeous cats on it! I have a Parker and a Roxy that help me sew.
ReplyDeleteLove your version of twinkle. Wonderful colors.
ReplyDeletegreat quilts today. i love your kitty inspectors. looks like they are 'johnny on the spot' at work. thanks for the opportunity to win a prize. patti in florida pleal@cfl.rr.com
ReplyDeleteGreat job ,I'm loving how everybody is using up there scraps on the back....Great job ty for sharing your talents...happyness04431@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteHappy to see others with the same vintage fabric that's in my collection! My ginger kitty, Nickie, always has to test ride my quilts, too!
ReplyDeleteTwinkle is my favorite of the pattern set. Yours is the first one I have seen made up. I love it!
ReplyDeleteA completed project and another quilt top, too? Look at you being an overachiever, Linda! Your Hop quilt was a great use for that old kit.
ReplyDeleteLove the scrappiness of the Gypsey. Just finished a flimsy sing that pattern.
ReplyDeleteChoice of fabrics makes such a difference
ReplyDeleteTwinkle would have been my choice as well. Your fabric selection is so pretty and the kitties really know how to show it off!
ReplyDeleteThe aqua and muted tones are just so pretty. Love your version of Twinkle.
ReplyDeleteThe fabrics you used for your Twinkle are very pretty :)
ReplyDeleteI love how all of the Gypsy quilts are looking, I may need to add that VRD card to my collection!!! And I love the idea of adding borders to it! I'm also looking forward to making Twinkle, I've recently been obsessing over HSTs!
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is lovely--especially with your color choices. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteTwinkle is a great pattern. Thanks for the fun.
ReplyDeleteisn't it wonderful how different fabric selections make a quilt so different from another. I'm inpressed that you keep up with where the fabric comes from and the line! Great job!
ReplyDeleteI love your version of Twinkle! I think it's my favorite pattern in the bunch...
ReplyDeleteTwinkle was my first choices, and I still plan to make it. Like you, I did a multicolour version of Gypsy, and also, like you, am enamoured of Katheen's monotone version and plan to do that too!
ReplyDeleteTwinkle is my favorite pattern in this year's choice selection. Your quilt is lovely!
ReplyDeleteLove the fabrics you've chosen! Can't wait to see if you add a border!
ReplyDeleteHi! I think I already left s comment, but I might not have left an email. Your Twinkle and Gypsy were gorgeous! Looking forward to more of your work. Thanks for considering me for this contest. Jason_burnside@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh--I love your fabric choices!! I remember "Elementary"! I just used my last piece in a mug rug. And the fabric you used for "Gypsy" was one of my all-time favorites. It was the only FQ bundle I ever received as a gift...and I made our couch cover out of it, which took the worst beating from our dogs and cats. I learned my lesson and won't use dearly loved fabrics that way again! etalmage@earthlink.net
ReplyDeleteBoth of your quilts look great! Twinkle would be my first choice to make too.
ReplyDeleteThose quality control guys never miss out on an opportunity!
ReplyDeleteThat twinkle quilt is lovely!!!
ReplyDeleteOne of my favourite colorways. I love it, Linda!! Toby and Jack are looking fantastic on the new quilt of course. Looking forward to seeing how you finish Gypsy.
ReplyDelete-Soma
Your quilts are lovely! Twinkle and Ebb Tide are my favorites but seeing all the gypsy rose quilts, I'm liking it now.
ReplyDeleteI still have bits of fabric from the Elementary line! I love what you have done with the VRD pattern and those cool fabrics.
ReplyDeleteLove the fabrics you used in your twinkle quilt.
ReplyDeleteSpring=daffodils!—-sue/missmaggie54@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteI love the colors in your Twinkle quilt. Sue at sad.lerch.family
ReplyDeleteI have made the Gypsy pattern, yours looks great. edgarkevin@sbcglobal.net
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilts! The fabrics you used in Twinkle are soothing and earthy I feel. emilylfreese at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteYour quilts are beautiful and I love your fabric and color selection. But what makes me absolutely smile is seeing your sweet cats on top of your lovely quilts. Delightful.
ReplyDeleteI so enjoyed reading your blog. I like the colors you chose in Tricia's pattern "Twinkle". gaynelquilts@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteIf I didn't already say so...this is just so pretty Linda. You always do a wonderful job of selecting fabrics.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful quilt and cat approved makes it even better!! Love the inspiration you have shared with us! xx
ReplyDeleteYour quilt looks amazing, Linda. Such lovely fabrics and love the backing as well. I thought about you as I was visiting Texas. I hope you have been doing well and enjoyed seeing the eclipse. Have a great day. Hugs.
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