Monday, May 24, 2010
Bloggers Quilt Festival
I'm sure you've heard about the spring bloggers quilt festival hosted by Amy from here. She's such a dear and does this twice a year. Last year at this time I didn't have a blog and couldn't show anything and last fall I posted a quilt I made in the spring. This time though I want to show you something really near and dear to my heart. I made it last year after it was in my head for months and once I showed it on flickr, it was wonderfully accepted and many suggested that I publish a pattern. Now, I really had no intention of ever doing that when I first made it, but then a lady I know through another sewing forum commissioned me to make one for her and because of that, I wrote down all the measurements and wa-la.......the beginning of a pattern. Who would have guessed at my age that would happen? Actually, God was looking out for me because my husband lost his job right around that time and the little $$ that I make from this has helped out already. I guess you just never know what life has in store for you, right?
Seems I'm not a very good linker. I should have linked to this: http://www.amyscreativeside.com/2010/05/bloggers-quilt-festival-spring-2010.html
ReplyDeleteSorry about that. I have no idea why I always screw this up.
Fun tree skirt!!!!!! Much nicer than mine. maybe I should think of making a new one.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!
ReplyDeleteGlòria Torra
I can't believe this time last year you were blogless!!! Blog land is better with you in it. :) Lovely, lovely, lovely tree skirt, you clever thing!
ReplyDeleteMy LIFE is better with you in it, Carol!! :D
ReplyDeleteThis is such a wonderfully happy & updated looking tree skirt. Lots of visual movement going on & I ♥ that black polka-dot trim you used.
I wish you many, many more sales of this special creation.
Hugs,
Rett
Love this its gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteYour tree skirt is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great tree skirt! Congrats on the pattern too!
ReplyDeleteYes.... about the linking..... where is the link to purchase your pattern? I would love to add it to my collection in the hopes of making it one day. It's beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThis is one of the nicest tree skirts I have seen. Thank you for sharing it.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful christmas skirt
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! It's wonderful you've been able to sell the pattern!
ReplyDeleteYour tree skirt is one of the most stunning tree skirts I've ever seen. So glad you made that pattern. I bet it's a popular seller.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful quilt work !
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to make mine! Still collecting greens!
ReplyDeleteLove it!!! Where can you purchase the pattern?
ReplyDeleteAh, my flickr friend !
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty, bright and clean.
I bet it's been a big hit !
This so super cute! I love it!!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome tree skirt. Love it.
ReplyDeletei like it!!
ReplyDeleteI really need to make a tree skirt (is it possible to really NEED to make a tree skirt? Hmm), and your is gorgeous. It's the best one I've seen yet. I'd love to buy the pattern. Is it available for sale??
ReplyDeleteThis is really fun. I almost wish it was winter already... almost.
ReplyDeleteThis is so lovely! What a great idea and a nice story.
ReplyDeletethis is so cool. i love this pattern.and the trees are so cute
ReplyDeleteSoo cute!
ReplyDeletethis is soooo cute! I love it! I love the white, and the bright green, and the reds! well done. and congrats on the pattern!
ReplyDeleteabsolutely wonderful tree skirt!! i really, really don't need another tree skirt, but i might HAVE to do this!! vibrant, fun, fun, fun. thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteOh yah!! this should win in my humble opinion!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great tree skirt quilt! God is indeed faithful. :)
ReplyDeletetraditional christmas colors with a GREAT modern look and i love the scalloped/flower border....and the little bows at the top of the trees are too cute!
ReplyDeleteWhere can I purchase your pattern?
ReplyDeleteit is such a pretty skirt..I would consider wearing it lol..
ReplyDeletejust divine...