Did this week fly by for you? It sure did for me! Things are looking up, as far as I'm concerned - I heard two of the prettiest words I've heard in a while in the weather report this morning - "pushing seventy"!! Next week it's supposed to get much warmer and I'm definitely doing a happy dance about that!! But I also did some quilting this week that I want to share with you - - - I spent my week "going in circles"!!
I love the circle quilting that I've been seeing out in blogland lately, and since I'm still quilting on my tabletop machine, I decided this would be a good quilt to try it out on.
This quilt is going to a young couple who just found out that their unborn daughter has a heart defect. They won't know whether it can be fixed until after the baby is born, so they have a nerve-wracking wait ahead of them. Our hope is that this quilt will remind them every time they see it that there are many many people praying for them and their unborn child!
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And now it's your turn!
What have you been working on this week?
What's made you dance a happy little dance?
Share it with us - we want to dance with you!!
The party will stay open until Sunday midnight -
Hope to see you there!!
Hugs and Happy Valentine's Day!
Sarah
Sarah you did a fantastic job on that quilt! Love the organic. Please know that my prayers are in that circle. Sincerely, Karen
ReplyDeleteThat's GORGEOUS, Sarah!!! I love the simplicity of it. Congrats on a great finish.
ReplyDeleteWonderful quilt Sarah, what a nerve-wracking time for that young couple, hope it all works out well for them in the end.
ReplyDeleteMy heart goes out to that family, what a stressful time this will be.
ReplyDeleteThe quilt is beautiful, I've wanted to do circles like that but the spinning around part stops me everytime.
The circle quilting looks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteIt is gorgeous! I've been dying to do circles soon on a modern quilt top. Do you have tips?
ReplyDeleteLove the way you put the quilt together, great design. And those circles are awesome, I have only ever done that on baby quilts and those make me dizzy with all of the spinning. Just beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteFingers crossed for the couple and a gorgeous quilt, the quilting is fab
ReplyDeleteOh, Sarah, that's lovely, and your circles look great! So happy to hear the quilt is going to a heart-related cause. How perfect and loving on Valentine's Day.
ReplyDeleteOrganic... I like the term. Now I can say that a few of my quilts are organic.
ReplyDeleteThe quilt is beautiful and will surely warm the heart of the parents-to-be it was made for. I admire your community spirit.
Absolutely LOVE your modern finish, Sarah! And the spiral quilting is awesome! Will be keeping the couple and baby in my prayers this week. Happy Valentine's Day to you!
ReplyDeleteI tried spiral quilting for the first time earlier this month ... my big AHA moment was when I realized it makes a difference which way round you go–guess who made it harder for herself by going the wrong way round?
ReplyDeleteI love your quilt and it's organic spiral quilting.
The spiral quilting is outstanding. I don't think anyone would even notice that your circle aren't quite even, if you didn't say so! Just enjoy the adulation!
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I love the quilting and the quilt! Nicely done!
ReplyDeleteLove the quilt but adore the organic circles. Great job on both parts. Full of love.
ReplyDeleteHappy Valentines day to you!Hugs Bambi
ReplyDeleteEven with Jolene on hiatus, you still manager to get 'er done! Love the slabs and spools and your circle quilting. Did you just eyeball it or use some kind of guide? It looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteFabulous quilt. Love the circle quilting.
ReplyDeleteI also hope all goes well with the little girl. Prayers.
Looks like you put those donated blocks to good use. I'm going to have to try the circle quilting. I've seen it on a few other blogs and really like the look. Excellent finish. God bless the baby.
ReplyDeletelove your quilt. the spiral quilting really enhances the quilt.
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful! Love how you've used the negative space and the circle quilting. Brilliant!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the circle quilting! I have wanted to try this but all that quilt moving is a bit frightening! Well done!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt! I love the bright scrappy colors.
ReplyDeleteI love everything about that quilt!
ReplyDeleteSarah, you NAILED this one! Bravo!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely! This one is really fabulous.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt and clearly a labor of love. May the expecting couple and their baby to be feel the love. Sending healing prayers to this family ... <2 Pat
ReplyDeleteI see spring(maybe wishful thinking) but it is lite and airy, beautiful. Has it got a light batting where it could be used on cooler summer nights?
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