I am so happy with my latest wall hanging. Can you tell?
 

I was very challenged in making this wall hanging, but, I think the effort was worth it.

I used cross-weaves, peppered and shot cottons, and some homespun plaids. Leslie Wiens Knosko quilted it. I put on a two-tone binding so the sky would not be framed in.

It hangs on a wall in our home and when the lights are low in the evening the windows sort of glow. I am really happy with it!

Note: Please do not share this picture on any social media or private site without permission.

Thanks!
Barbara Dahl

nicely done... i've seen that pattern before, but not in those colors... really makes the pattern

Quilting is great. Enjoy if for many happy evenings to come.

The best "house" piece I think I've ever seen! Love yours!

What a good job on this !

Wow! that is beautiful and the quilting is awesome.

what a neat quilt good job!!!

I've always enjoyed house patterns, and yours is very nice.

Nice wallhanging. You did a wonderful job. I especially like how you did the binding.

As an aside, if you are going to put a disclaimer about not sharing the picture without permission, which is of course your prerogative but hardly enforceable on a public site such as the QB, It would be nice if you also give the pattern designer credit when you post a picture of the quilt you created from their pattern on a public site.

http://www.craftsy.com/pattern/quilt...pattern/142603

Your quilted homes are perfect!

Sweet homes.

Great quilt, and I really like your binding!

Feline, thank you for posting the pattern designer credits-great pattern!

Very creative use of fabric and color. Can imagine it was a bit of a challenge. And thanks for the link to the pattern and designer, feline.

I had the same thought, and then when I went to the Craftsy page I did not find the designer's name. So then I went to her blog, Pretty Little Quilts, and even there I had to dig around a bit to find her name, which is Cristina Tepsick http://prettylittlequilts.blogspot.com/p/about-me.html . When I first saw the quilt it reminded me of a quilt by Flavin Glover that appears in The Twentieth Century's Best American Quilts. I had to dig that up, and it's definitely not the same but a little similar. Flavin showed hers when she did a talk for our guild a few years ago. You can see it here: http://www.flavinglover.com/slide_titles/row_houses.htm

Corky, your wall hanging is beautiful!

Looks great:)

Great quilt, I love the way some of the lights look like they are on in the houses.

the colors you used are fantastic!

Love your quilt... Houses are my favorite.

Neat houses quilt! :)

Love it! It's wonderful!

Looks fabulous

Super. BrendaK

Very nicely done.

Love the choice of fabrics and colours....good idea with the sky too. Beautiful.

Love the fabric you used on the roofs. Really sets the houses off.

Very nice. I love those houses. I hope to someday do something similar.

Really nice, it looks like the lights are on through the Windows.

Love the choices of fabric you chose. Think it is a beautiful wall hanging.

Like it a lot....great way to use shot cotton! Hmm, looked up pattern, might try it....

why do you not want pic of this wall hanging shared unless permission granted?

I have always liked this pattern. Simple basic piecing that yields beautiful results! Your color choices are great!

Great quilting.....

Wow! I love it. DianeC.

Such a great selection of fabrics for this quilt. It makes me think of the colorful houses I saw in Iceland many years ago.

Love this and thanks to the person who put up the link for the pattern.

Love this quilt !! So colourful.

Gorgeous wall hanging

I really like the use of all the colors.......very nice.

Of course you are absolutely right, Feline Fanatic! It is such a well-known and older pattern I absolutely slipped in my responsibility to name the designer. Thanks for the reminder!

I guess I didn't mean permission, but put my name and the name of the designer and quilter with it? So glad you like it, I am in love with shot cottons and peppers. Do you use them?

It's great.