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Showing posts with label mini quilt. Show all posts
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Friday, October 15, 2010

Americana Minis for Argentina

Be Aware, Be Thankful
1. Aunt Denise who shares buddy passes!
2. Opportunity to visit another country
3. All who have taken my parents into their hearts and homes
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This is a pre-post, so by now I should be in Buenos Aires, Argentina visiting my parents!!!


They are serving an LDS Mission and have been there since March of 2009.  They LOVE the area, people, and fellow missionaries.


I wanted to take a little something to give those who have been particularly welcoming and kind to my parents.  I made some mini quilts in Americana colors.
am9onpoint

amsquarepoint1

amlogcabin

amnine1



Two more still need to be bound and are not pictured.


They range in sizes from 15” square to 17” Square.  I think they turned out nicely and can’t wait to give them out with a hug!


Wednesday, October 7, 2009

Galloping Pony Studio

One of the more clever vendors at the Northwest Quilting Expo was a company called Galloping Pony Studio.
I love how Virginia Cole combined miniature quilts or unfinished quilt blocks with trinkets, antiqued music sheets, words of inspiration then framed to create memorable pieces of art!
Read here to read how she came up with the company's charming name.
I had to buy her Christmas book, Oh Christmastime. It's very inspirational and contains great projects for personal gifts that are sure to be treasured!
Anyone lucky enough to go to Fall Market in Houston? She'll be there!
Virginia even has a blog, go check it out! And stay tuned to see what I end up making from her book!