Friday, June 12, 2009

garage sale weekend

I thought I'd be back blogging sooner and forgot about my garage sale. It's going on right now and a little slow today but that's okay.
On Tuesday and Wednesday I did garage sale tagging and stippling on this quilt so that I had binding to do during the garage sale. I finished the binding this morning and then washed it and then took pictures!!!
I really love the backing!!! It's a twin size. I don't have a girl and I like a bigger quilt for a lap size.:) My husband doesn't know what to do with me making all these quilts.:) They do keep you warm on a cold day though.:)
I used a blueish striped fabric for the binding. I really love how it turned out!! So even though I am having a garage sale I'm still managing to get some quilting in!!:) Hope you have a great weekend.

30 comments:

  1. Very pretty!! I love the bright colors. The backing is perfect! Did you use charm squares, or is this your 'stash' at work?

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  2. way to multi task!!! i love that backing...those cherries are so pretty. You always do such great work. I am always inspired.

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  3. so pretty!
    my husband doesn't know what to do with me making so many quilts either. i think he just looks at the growing stack and wonders what the heck we're going to do with all of them!

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  4. I LOVE the back too! Of course the front is awesome!! Is that just charm packs on the front?? I wanted to make a Oh, Cherry, Oh! quilt, and this one looks great. Maybe I can copy yours? Is there a tutorial available for us "beginers"?

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  5. Wonderful, cheery quilt. Have a great weekend.

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  6. I love your quilt--did you use charm packs? Thanks for sharing!

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  7. It looks wonderful - I did the same thing! I'm helping my mom with a garage sale tomorrow and I made sure my mini quilt was bound and ready to go.

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  8. Very cute! I love the material that you used. It is all so cute. Good luck with the garage sale. Wish we were closer, I'd stop by. I'm a sucker for garage sales. :)

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  9. I love it! Your ideas are so great! I hope you don't mind me taking a peak every so often at your blog! You inspire me! So, thanks!

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  10. The cherries are so yummy. I adore this quilt. Nice job

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  11. Gotta love multi-tasking. Beautiful quilt.

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  12. I love the girly quilt and when you don't have girls, you make them for yourself! I have a girl, but she doesn't like girly colors, so I have to make them for me too!

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  13. So beautiful! The reds & aquas are lovely together. Good luck with your sale! Hopefully you will clean out your basement!

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  14. I LOVE the back on that one too. I do have two girls, but I have five boys, so I really should mostly be making boyish quilts. But I don't. I gravitate toward the girly stuff more. I love that Oh, Cherry, Oh stuff. So fun.

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  15. I love it. I'm all about red and aqua together these days.

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  16. Lovely quilt! So pretty and cheerful!

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  17. I LOVE this! What fabric line is this? Just love the colors together!

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  18. I hope this isn't offensive, but would you ever consider selling this quilt?

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  19. What a lovely quilt! Beautiful and happy colours :)

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  20. it's perfect, heather!!!!!!!!! i do love it-a bunch!!! you couldn't have picked a better backing for that quilt.

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  21. It's adorable!
    I like the backing and binding too. =-)
    And it's so bright and cheery.

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  22. Heather this is such a lovely quilt. The front and back are equally beautiful. I love classic square/rectangle patchwork - it's so 1930's. Well done!

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  23. oh my gosh! I love love love love LOVE it! ESPECIALLY the backing. Just lovely!

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  24. I really love this quilt! Did you use charm squares?

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  25. Wow, wow and wow! And I only have one that is unfinished from the late l960s. You have talent, imagination and a great color sense. You should consider oil painting! This is your aunt speaking--congratulations on your beautiful work.

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