SueDor

Very nice! I have used that same green, pink, white material in a quilt before also.

Homemother

Thanks everyone! I got up this morning and found all your wonderful comments! Who hasn't spent quality time with someone over a cup of tea or coffee? This pattern reminds me of good times.

I'm planning to hang the quilt in my dining room and display a few teapots around it.

LOL! Some of you have the same fabric! My! What good taste you have! Because it was my first applique experience, I was terrified to invest a lot of money into the fabric. Joanns had a fabulous sale and I purchased the fabric in 1/4 yard lengths. Plus, I had my teacher's discount which they deduct from the total bill. The top cost less than $20. Include the backing, batting, thread, boarder, and binding and then the total cost was less than $40.

This is the pattern website:
http://www.fatcatpatterns.com/images...ot%20Curio.pdf

This is the faux piping website:
http://tlcstitches.blogspot.com/2010...-tutorial.html

Grammie Sharon

I love this. I collect teacups and teapots and have been wanting to make something like this. Now on to your next quilt. Keep up the great work.

Teapots and Quilts

Me, too!

dinlauren

It's lovely!! Isn't applique addicting???!!! I have recently gotten hooked on it myself and am just finishing up the machine part of joining them. Have fun finding your next project.

tomilu

Lover everything about your quilt. Gave me my first big smile of the day.

DebsShelties

It's darling, good job

feffertim

Love, love, love it. Great job

clem55

me too!!

DJ

Your teapot quilt is wonderful. We have similar tastes. You've used some of my favorite fabrics.