Showing posts with label Log Cabin quilts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Log Cabin quilts. Show all posts

Saturday, April 8, 2017

Another Year Older


                                         23 February 2017

Dear Barb,


My birthday quilt arrived and I wish you could see the ear to ear grin on my face. What a happy piece of patchwork to open on a gray February day!


I just love these scrumptious pinks and blues sitting side by side like this.


The elegant bird toile on the back is a perfect foil for those quirky conversation prints on the front of the quilt. Baseball players and baby faces--So much fun! 




    


Thanks for your beautiful birthday quilts, Barb. They always take the edge off turning another year older. 💕



Wednesday, March 6, 2013

Tickled Pink!


Hi everyone! What could be sweeter on a birthday than cake and ice cream? How about a pink and white confection like this one from my buddy Barb? It's the latest in a series of birthday quilts she's gifted me over the years. 



I'm "tickled pink" with this Courthouse Steps Log Cabin! Isn't it delightful? Barb's arrangement of double pinks and shirting prints reminds me of French pastries stacked in a patisserie window.




 


Et voilà!



Barb must have had the same idea because look what she put on the back -- a luscious toile depicting Parisienne advertising labels. Ooh la la!




But wait, that's not all... there were birthday treats from other friends as well! Terri baked a tray of mini cupcakes that were moist, chocolatey, and way too easy to pop into our mouths whole. Linda brought the perfect accompaniment, pink peppermint ice cream, and even took these scrumptious photos of the quilt!



Thank you for making this the sweetest birthday ever! 🩷💕


Tuesday, April 7, 2009

Inside Out


Here's my view inside today...


and this is outside!

With a new quilt project to ponder, I’m more than happy to stay indoors. It's a small, unfinished quilt top that I bought from Wanda Hanson.




Isn't the layout interesting? You seldom see log cabin blocks arranged with another block like this. 


It would make a nice runner as is, but I'm thinking of adding a border. Any thoughts?