First, of course, I did the drawing. Actually, prior to that, I was just doodling on note paper, but when I realized where I was going, got out some big paper to "play" on.

When I was done, I couldn't trace it fast enough, I was so excited to see it finished. This is what it looked like colored. (I show you these ugly pictures, just so you know that your quilt will look 10000% better finished when you try this method too, you know??)

And here it is all done:


Fun, huh? The finished size is 15 x 17 inches and it's for sale. The first $59 plus $6 shipping takes it home! Someone must need a "You Rock" quilt starring at them in their sewing studio, don't you think? E-mail me! My info is on my side board.
I suppose you're all wondering how the family pool party went last Saturday. I really wanted to take pictures (really I did!!). I charged up my camera and everything, but when it was all going on, I forgot to even take the goofy camera outside, I was so busy going in and out getting stuff for everyone. I think the gang had a good time. The weather was nice....high 80's with a slight breeze and the food was yummy! I think my biggest hit was this marinated tomato salad:

I got the recipe from The Pioneer Woman's blog and it was MARVELOUS and I'm not even much of a tomato girl!! I will make it again!! Her blog is listed on my sideboard, so click on it, then cooking, and go to "sides" and scroll down to Missy's Marinated Tomato Salad (or something like that) to get your own copy of the recipe. You'll love it too, I promise!! Oh......just for the record, I forgot to add the thyme, so you really don't need it..............(just for the record). lol
8 comments:
Your little quilt is marvelous! If you keep it up we might have to change your name to Charlotte. (as in Charlotte's Web). Although, I can't imagine someone being thrilled to have a little quilt that read "Some pig"
Way to keep yourself happy and your creative juices running while it's too hot for anything else! I'm glad your pool party was another success. Thanks for passing along the delicious looking tomato recipe but I think I'm going to let you make them for me. :-)
What a cool quilt Carol!! That looks like a fun technique indeed:):)
Yet another great quilt from an unbelievable creative woman! I love it!
love your quilt...I am going to have to try that technique...I saw the recipe on Pioneer Woman and even signed up for her blog...it too looks like a great blog...
It's YOU that Rock!!! I am always amazed at your talent...your creations make me smile. I try to copy but it never quite looks like the real think. You do inspire me to try new techniques. My "lady #19" sits proudly on my sewing room wall and my Grandchildren Love it!!
Blessings
Gmama Jane
More outstanding stuff - love the flowers and buttons in the earlier post - so simple but clever and that tomato dish looks great.
I love your wall hanging.....hope the crayons didn't melt with all the heat you have been having! Those marinated tomatoes look so yummy, I'll have to check out the recipe, thanks!
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