It went straight to my kitchen area work table and it coordinates well with my Marcrest Dot and Daisy and Polish pottery pitcher.
I love the secondary pattern that emerged around the center block (notice I did "good" about keeping this quilt humble - oops - the points don't match and the freehand Baptist fans are "squiggly"! But I'm happy with the overall look
Thanks, Lori, for another fabulous SAL - I'm excited for the "linky party"!
Be blessed and persevere!!
So sweet Doniene!!! I saw Janet O's the other day.... both of you have done a wonderful job on these! :)
ReplyDeleteHi there special friend, I hope you are having a great day! What a beautiful piece-you are right, it looks perfect on your table. I hope you are having warm weather; it is getting a bit warmer today-maybe up to 40ish. Sending lots of love and hugs your way!
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My goodness, quilted, bound and on display!! Aren't you a marvel! : )
ReplyDeleteLooks wonderful, Doniene! I love the little red triangles--nice splashes of color.
You inspire me--hopefully I can get to the quilting of mine soon!
Doniene, this is really lovely!! What a beautiful first finish! :)
ReplyDeletevery pretty and it does look perfect with your pottery.
ReplyDeleteOh it turned out so beautiful. My top is done and now I need to get it ready for quilting. Hugs
ReplyDeleteIt looks to me like the pitcher and Midwinter Blues were made for each other! Wasn't this a fun quilt-a-long? Your mini is so cute! And I'm with Janet... I love the red!
ReplyDeleteLove your table throw and I love the name "Midwinter Blues"
ReplyDeletetoo cute!!
Lovely... ya done good, Doniene! Congratulations on your first finish for 2014!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful Doniene, and looks so beautiful with your pottery! Thanks for sharing.
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Sue
It is nice seeing everyone's finished Midwinter Blues. I look first to see what was used in the sashings as the choices seem to give each one a different look.
ReplyDeleteWell done - gorgeous finish, I love the colours you used ... maybe I'll make one once our winter comes!!
ReplyDeleteIt's perfect there on your table! Love your freehand fans!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! Love the colors, and it complements the pottery beautifully.
ReplyDeleteThis turned out very beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love your fabric choices, piecework, quilting ... ALL of it is so lovely!
It's so pretty on your table! I didn't do the SAL this time - too many other things going on. I'm so glad "humble" is a good way to quilt. No more quilt police!!!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see this one ! I love the fabric you used !!
ReplyDeleteYour midwinter blues is a lovely little addition to your kitchen table :)
ReplyDeleteThe red is a perfect touch to the rest of your quilt. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteThe little quilt is lovely with your pottery pitcher. And I love the Baptist fans quilting.
ReplyDeleteLOVE it! The fabric you used makes it so unique and yes, it matches your table decor wonderfully!!
ReplyDeleteDoniene - I adore Polish pottery and your little quilt looks GREAT displayed with it! I need to try and do some of that Baptist Fan quilting on one of my little quilts - you did a nice job with it. Isn't it fun to see all these different versions of Midwinter Blues?
ReplyDeleteThis is a lovely finish. I like the way you used the same fabric in the center square and in the four side partial blocks. How wonderful that you have the quilting done already. It's on my agenda for... some day.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like your little MidWinter Blues has found a perfect home in your kitchen.
I think it turned out beautifully! I've never thought of trying Baptist fans with my machine - a great idea!
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