quiltnurse

Hey Boo. I know you did all the sewing,chose the frabics and the size. the pattern is only as good as the quilter, the creativity is all the choices and work you did. Only the pattern was Elenor's. See yo sunday Quiltnurse

Becky

Beautiful Boo, really Beautiful. Take your Bow and just hush.

middysmom

i love our quilt could you please tell me how to get dutch boy and dutch gilr patterns it is beautifum dorothy from tenn

Knot Sew

http://www.colonialpatterns.com/product_info.php?cPath=50_58&products_id=940&osCsid=c3fbcf85d5edb42311f58c701dab88b2



Try this a lot of old patterns


another http://sunbonnetsue.com/

middysmom

could you tell me how to get the patterns to come up i cannot get them thanks alot middysmom

Knot Sew

You left click on them and they should come right up

sarah333

boo,i'm telling you just so darned talented

k_jupiter

STOP!

You deserve a quilt you made.

Do it.

tim on san jose

Carla P

Boo, that is one of the most elegant SBS quilts I've seen. It reminds me of one I saw at a quilt show I went to about 6 years ago (I remember because my Sister went into labor while we were there... mental note: Never take 9 month pregnant woman to quilt show; the walking might induce labor & cause you to miss part of the display!!). Anyway, before my viewing pleasure was so rudely interrupted :lol: , I saw a SBS done in 3-D. I'll try to explain. It was done as a medallion or whole cloth style, no blocks. The entire quilt was one large playground scene, and I mean LARGE- 120 x 120, all done by hand. All of the Sues dresses hung like dresses away from the quilt, and the same for the little boys overalls. There were also fishing poles with hanging lines, swing sets with seats that would swing away from the quilt, and so many more details. (All of the little Sues had on lacy pantaloons under their dresses!!)

Boo, I have never, until yours, seen a SBS done in fabrics other than feed sack/repro. I absolutely love it!!!!!

Boo

Carla, thanks for sharing your story. The funny thing was, I didn't really chose the fabrics at all! Hancock's of Paducah used to offer some deal on fat quarters in color families. It was a mail order sort of thing. When I found out that my niece had a large bed (she was only 6 or so at the time) I decided to order one of each color packet they offered. I think there was one or two I couldn't use, I believe they were Christmas or something like that. When the quilt was finished, I sent them a thank you note along with a picture.
BTW, I would have told my sister to suck it up and keep legs together, especially if there were more quilts to see! :lol: