She's used an Asian fabric fat quarter pack, and added like fabrics from her stash. Isn't it gorgeous? It's going to be king-sized when she's finished.
She bought the pattern at the LQS, Charlotte's Sew Natural, in Newton, Kansas. (One of the benefits of moving back to Newton!)
Maybe one day I'll have my own projects to show again....
That is really beautiful. Such wonderful colors in the braids. I think your mom needs a blog. :)
ReplyDeleteI agree with P.; your mom should start blogging! Lovely! I tried braiding for the first time some weeks ago, on a pair of placemats.... Loved it! Left to do the binding...
ReplyDeleteIt is beautiful. Creativity is best shared, it's okay that it's not only yours, sweetie! Tell her we love it ~
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Your Mom did a wonderful job. Love the quilt to pieces.
ReplyDeleteAs long as you draw inspiration from other people (like your Mom, the blogs you read, your cousin,...) you will soon be blogging feverishly again!
Love it. One day I want to make a braid quilt too. I like the way they look.
ReplyDeleteLove your Mom's quilt. The braids look gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteUmmmmmm you're in the middle of your third move in a year - the fact you're still sane is your biggest achievement.
What a beautiful quilt! It's easy to see where you get your own quilting skill from! How's the NY Beauty coming?
ReplyDeleteIt is gorgeous, Michelle! Love that store window design. :o) No worries, friend...you'll be stitching again soon!
ReplyDelete"...the fact you're still sane is your biggest achievement."
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Gorgeous! I love the colors and braids are SO pretty in a quilt! Thanks for sharing.
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