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Old 04-07-2011, 11:45 AM
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Beautiful!
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Old 04-07-2011, 12:37 PM
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Love it...love Texas too. Nothing prettier than those bluebonnets!
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Old 04-07-2011, 01:11 PM
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What a cute idea! I like the animals in the windows. Bet this was fun to make.
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Old 04-07-2011, 01:58 PM
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Originally Posted by quiltykitty
Some of you wanted to see my Texas Wildflower quilt I mentioned in the topic I posted about the bluebonnets that are blooming here at the dam. This was made in 2007 and won 1st prize in the Mixed Media and Viewer's Choice. This is the only one I kept of the over 50 quilts I have made. I have two more to make for grandsons and all my 8 kids, 24 GKs, and 10 GGKs will have a quilt made by me, with my late DH's help.

All the animals, insects, and birds are embroideried either by me or were bought. But, at least 85% were done by me. I used the technique taught by Nancy Prince for burning away the stabilizer with a woodburning tool. All of the embroidery was added to the top by machine with invisible thread. I also did some shading with paints on some of the leaves and grass.

I didn't start out to have this much on the quilt. The original was just supposed to be the flowers, sky, and tree. But, that looked plain to me, so, I stated adding stuff and couldn't quit. The same thing happened when I made my daughter's Offshore Accout quilt, the undersea theme quilt.

Oh, that's a queen sized bed.
OH MY GOSH! Just found this pic of your TX quilt - that is WONDERFUL - You are SOOO VERY TALENTED & CREATIVE -
A beautiful work of art!!!!
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Old 04-07-2011, 04:03 PM
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Kitty...I just love your quilt! I can sure see why you kept this one. Its a beauty! I wish my back yard looked like that too. :D:
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A true work of art ..... a good eye for detail ..... not "too busy"; just right! What patience you have ..... oh, what a keeper!

Thanks for sharing ....
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Beautiful quilt!!!!!
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That is just awesome
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YIKES! That is fabulous. I just love all the little details. You did a super job. Thank you for sharing.
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