I almost have to post this one, because I love those taupes:
I need to remember that not quite stark/jet black...
This one reminds me of the one that Julie did:
A great way to use an odd assortment of 9-patches.
Love the bees, the log cabin border is made out of a honey comb shaped fabric.
See all bees don't have to have striped bodies!A chicken made out of a chicken print! (This was a challenge quilt, the quilter had to use that beak fabric in an obvious manner. Those beaks are fairly obvious!)
It did not photograph well, but this was one of my favorites.
I want to do one of these for my son!
Look no facial features (That sure does make the quilt seem less daunting.)
Just turquoise feedsacks!
That would have been hard to do back when feedsacks were readily available!
Pull out your 70's & 80's calicos!
I really like those blues!
My favorite! (If I voted on viewer's choice, this one would have gotten my vote!)
Does anyone have any of this fabric that they no longer want? :o) (I want to do an all blue log cabin for my son & this would be the perfect addition!) BTW I loved this quilt because it used this kind of fabric in a bird!Many many more photos on my flickr!
7 comments:
They are so beautiful! I love the Esher type (your favourite) as I like he is one of my favourite artists. But the chicken one is so cute too. And yes the I love you fabric would be something precious for many of us!
Edith
This is a great post. I love looking at quilts. It always inspires me. Thanks and take care.
The tessellated bird quilt is amazing. And, I fell in love with the little pieced bee blocks. I might use that in my next Project Linus quilt. Would that be scary for a child? Thanks for a great quilt show.
Yeah, had to post that taupes one, it looks great! Thank you for posting the show pictures.
You're so right. The construction of the Bee is so completely COOL! And you're right, too... That one does remind of something Julie did. These are so neat. Now I have to go look at those Black and White ones. :)
Hi, do you happen to know if there is a pattern to make the bees? I can't really tell from your picture how the head and antenna were put on...Thank you,
I'm a huge bee fan, so am really inspired!
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