Thank you all for your opinions on whether to cluster or space the houses; I really liked both ways but thought a smaller quilt would be good, so voila, with an apt quotation:
(that's not a stain by "cannot stand", just frenzied steaming/ironing)
The border fabric is one of a little stack of vintage-look tickings that I simply have not been able to cut into. Yes, I have been worshipping them. They are so cute and antique-y I just enjoy looking at them on the shelf. I'm glad I finally used this one, though.
7/06/2007
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18 comments:
Absolutely beautiful, Karen. And the quote is wonderful.
That is great! Did you embroider the quote on there?
What an extremely pleasant neighbourhood!
What a lovely quilt this turned in to. The border is to die for, even for a non-American :-)
It is wonderful Karen...that border is perfect!
PERFECT! Love the border!
It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood. Sorry couldn't resist, Karen! :-)
I love the houses set together, it looks nice and busy, like a little town. And the border fabric is perfect for it.
Kudos for a perfect border! I love using quotes on quilts.
Great quilt. It is just wonderful.
beautiful quilt, love the red and blue fabrics you used!
That is beautiful and brought a smile to my face :) melzie
How cute - I love house quilts
Oh, Karen it's delightful! Both the ticking and the quote are perfect!
Jeanne
It couldn't have turned out better - the border is just perfect.
Perfect finish! Well done.
Really cute house quilt! I love the tea cozy from the Clothesline Club,
too.
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