Happy dance!
What do you think?
The quote is a favorite of my daughter's from Harry Potter by Dumbledore. .
Words are, in my not so humble opinion,
our most inexhaustible source of magic."
Great quote for a writer, isn't it?
I've managed to create all the words for my daughter's dorm quilt for the fall. (Her freshman year!) I am going to applique on the two commas because I wasn't happy with the paper pieced commas.
This is laying on the floor of my sewing room. I need to start building out the rest of the quilt. The words with their borders are 7'' high and a twin XL (standard fare for dorm rooms) means a quilt that is at least 65 x 93''.
Photo Credit: Hawthorne Threads |
A bit of detective work with google and I figured out that I was using the Dear Stella Palladium line and with that info, I even found the blog post from Jaybird quilts announcing the winners of the blog contest.
Guess what?
There were two winners from Jaybird Quilts contest and I emailed the other winner, Mary Ann, to see if by chance she had any of the fabric left.
She did! And she generously (extremely generously) sent it all to me!
Thank you Mary Ann!!!
Time to get the rest of the quilt top together!
This was my OMG goal for March (goal post). I'll be linking up with a finish post here.
Linking with Blossom Heart Quilts, Freemotion by the River. Quiltfabrication, Quilt Story, Ladybug Blessings, and Sew Fresh Quilts .
Have a wonderful day! Patty
It's perfect! You put a lot of work in to this! Can't wait to see it finished with the quilting!
ReplyDeleteYour daughter will be the envy of her dorm for sure! How great that you were able to connect with Mary Ann. Once again we see that quilty friends are so generous! Great post!
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love that quilt!
ReplyDeleteI love this so much! That is a fantastic quilt for her first year away!!!
ReplyDeleteYour daughter will be the envy of everyone this quilt is fabulous. Delighted you've managed to get hold of more of the necessary fabric, what an angel Mary Ann is! I've used that collection a lot myself, it's the backing of the quilt in my blog header and I used some last pieces to trim towels as a gift last Christmas, I wish I had more of myself! Thanks so much for linking up at Sew Cute Tuesday today - Chris (guest host) @madebyChrissieD :D
ReplyDeleteOh My, luck you to receive Mary Ann's fabric! Quilter's are AWESOME.
ReplyDeleteThis is going to be an amazing quilt!!
I love how you used caps for WORDS and MAGIC...it is beautiful! Glad you found a source for more fabric! Quilters are such a generous bunch :) I am not sure I ever saw that line but I am enjoying watching you spin your magic with it!
ReplyDeleteThis looks great! You chose perfect fabrics for the words.
ReplyDeleteThis is going to be an awesome quilt! What a treasure for your daughter! Can't wait to see it finished!!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing quilt for your daughter to take to her dorm!! I'm amazed that you not only found the blog post announcing your win, but the other winner hadn't used her fabric yet. Lucky you!
ReplyDeleteYou are one lucky girl! But who could resist helping you out with such an awesome project? I'm loving it! Those letters are fabulous. XO
ReplyDeleteThat is such a great idea for a dorm quilt. And you are so lucky that the other winner still had some fabric and would happily share. Aren't quilters wonderful?
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