The pattern I used is called "Down the Garden Path" from an April 2002 issue of McCall's Quilting. This quilt was inspired by a set of fat quarters I bought from Keepsake Quilting. The fabric line is Tudor Garden by Faye Burgos for Marcus Brothers. This quilt was pieced in 2005.
I don't have a very good place to take pictures of quilts this size!
Shabby Roses was professionally quilted in December 2012 by Nancy Clayburn of Quilting by Design. Nancy used large diagonal loopy feathers to accentuate the layout.
I'm a hopeless fan of shabby florals and paisley prints.
I love the rich burgundy colors in these fabrics. The detail on the roses is so gorgeous!
This quilt will definitely warm up my living room with all these rich colors! Another keeper.
Random.org came up with the winning number for my 100 Follower Give-away...
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I have emailed Linda with the good news! I really enjoyed reading everyone's answers.
Five words to describe myself would be content, quiet, creative, wife, mom.
The only things I actively collect are Christmas ornaments from trips or significant events. I collected tea pots for a time but ran out of room to display them! I also have a collection of Kurt Adler lighted houses & figurines from Snow Town, Angel Heights and a few of his Easter houses. And, I have a LOT of vintage china (think fabric stash)! Most of it is chipped or cracked and will be used for mosaic projects, but I like to keep a piece or two of each pattern for a shabby mismatched table setting.
I think a Ragdoll kitten will appear on the blog sometime this winter/spring, but I'll keep thinking about the Shiba Inu for now. Maybe Spring 2014 when ALL of my UFOs are done and I'll have lots of time for walks and driving to puppy classes!
I'm linking up to TGIFF@Made in Home, Can I Get a Whoop Whoop@Confessions of a Fabric Addict, Finish It Up Friday@Crazy Mom Quilts and Link a Finish Friday@Richard and Tonya Quilts.
Beautiful job -- I may try to recreate this look on my own (but then again I may have that issue stashed away.
ReplyDeleteSo lovely! I can certainly see why you chose those fabrics....totally romantic and they 'work' with the piecing perfectly. The quilting really sets it off!
ReplyDeleteShabby Roses really is so pretty - front and back :D
ReplyDeleteVery pretty - soft and feminine!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on 100 followers!
That is a beautiful quilt. I would love to make something like that for my grandma.
ReplyDelete-Bobbi
This is absolutely beautiful, It is so soft and serene to me. Your name for it is perfect as well as the backing. Of course, I am a bit partial to florals anyway.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI love the fabric used!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous quilt. The fabrics are lovely. I am impressed with the number of UFOs you are finishing!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt! Just found your blog through FIND A FRIEND FRIDAY. Also, I really like your Newfo and Ufo plan. I'm also joining in the NEWFO - just bagging up some projects to be ready for the end of January.
ReplyDeleteHappy Sewing!
Such a beautiful quilt!
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is stunning! The fabrics are really yummy and the quilting enhances the overall quilt. Good for you for finishing!
ReplyDeleteHI! LOVE YOUR QUILT!
ReplyDeleteTHANKS FOR SELECTING MY COMMENT AS A WINNING ONE!
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I am so impressed that you have finished seven things in January already! Way to go.
ReplyDeleteI am so impressed that you have finished seven things in January already! Way to go.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on a beautiful finish ; )
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful, romantic quilt! Whoop whoop!!
ReplyDeleteThis quilt is beautiful. The rose fabrics are such rich colours. What a great finish.
ReplyDeleteWOW! Your quilt s beautiful !!
ReplyDeleteI love the colors!!!