Friday, May 21, 2010
The 3rd Blogger's Quilt Festival!
It's on again! The Blogger's Quilters Festival, lots of quilty goodness without leaving your chair!
Back in the last festival I featured this quilt. And before that I featured this one. But this year I am featuring these two dolls quilts I made for the Flickr Dolls Quilt Swap #7. I made two, I can never bear posting one away, so I have to make one for myself as well. This post here shows how they came together. I love working in rainbow colours. And Terrie who received the top quilt was happy too.
Thanks for stopping by. Check out all the quilts on display here! See you next time!
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67 comments:
Great choice Helen! This one was a wondeful quilt...love the movement!
Those are so cool with perfectly pieced triangles. Love the rainbow colurs!
Still one of my favorites, Helen!
Lovely, as always :)
Had to stop to comment here - love it love it love it!
I like both of those quilts, always love the colours in that design - has so much movement.
What a good idea of make a second version of swap quilts. Two of my favourite quilts were swap quilts and I got the feeling were unappreciated by the recipients. Oh well, I tried, but I would have like to have kept them. :)
Love love love! So glad you have entered this quilt in the festival.
Rita
I love these two quilts Helen
Beautiful quilts! I love the colors against all that white!!
I love the quilting and love the colors! Good idea to make a second one for yourself!
So cool and fresh-looking! I really like rainbow quilts and specially the circular way you quilted this to heighten the effect of movement! :-)
So pretty. I love the colors.
This quilt is so much fun! I love everything about it!
I love the rainbow colors against the white. They look marvelous! This pattern is on my "must make" list.
Love these quilts. I can definitely see the wisdom in making two, I wouldn't be able to send it out the door without having one for myself.
This is an amazing quilt. I love the colour and movement.
They're even more lovely on second viewing! Beautiful work.
Got dizzy looking at these. They are each wonderful.
Love them both. Great way to showcase your fabrics.
What adorable quilts! I love them!
So many perfect little points--these are great!!
tout est dans la simplicité de ce mouvement ,félicitations
I absolutely love the quilting!
Wow these quilts are so cool! Love the quilting.
Those quilts are so cool! I'm going to have to try that someday! :)
Beautiful! I hope to try the circular goose chase some time. It's quite stunning.
Great quilts! Love the colors and the swirly black binding!
I've just really started noticing doll and miniature quilts - and loving them. Your little quilt is so fresh . . . very nice indeed.
Thanks so much for sharing. Regards, Sue
So cute. Love the colors and the way you've quilted it. It just says FUN!
Amazing. I loved seeing this quilt on flickr and love seeing it here again.
Very nice, Helen.....good idea, making 2 !
I like your eye for color....very happpppy quilts !
Great twist on a color wheel quilt. :)
Very cool colors wheel!
i do love those circular flying geese so much. These are awesome
Very whimsical and happy quilts - I love these!
Lovely rainbow !
It's a loveley study in color and works well as a color wheel for quilters. The quilting lines show up so well on the white background. It is a marvelous entry!
Just gorgeous! All those triangles tamed into a circle.
Beautiful! I'd love to make something like that one day.
Great choice(s) for the Festival. I love how each is spinning in a different direction! And I've done the same thing when I've made quilts to be auctioned for fundraisers -- made one to donate and one to keep. Making two quilts at once is faster than making two back to back. Very pretty quilts, Helen!
wow this is just amazing
Beautiful! Making something like this has been on my todo list for ages and I really need to do something about it!
These are fantastic!
All your choices have been wonderful!! This one however is one of my favorites. I love the flying geese going in a circle. Just wonderful!
I LOVE this quit! It is really stunning.
I love these. I've admired them on Flikr Fresh Modern Quilts. I made a color wheel tree skirt that I Love!! You make me want to try a flying geese color wheel though. Thanks for sharing.
WOW! That is so gorgeous! What a lucky partner you had and so smart to make another for yourself!
amazing. so much movement and it looks so fresh. Wonderful JOb
I love the flying geese done in circles and other forms other than straight lines and you did wonderful work on this one.
Karen
http://karensquilting.com/blog/
What great colors. So bright and happy! My favorite kind.
I do love these quilts too! Beautiful work Helen :)
Your quilt is fabulous - a spinning color wheel! A true lover of color, this will be one of my new favorites. And the quilting is lovely too. Great job!
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Thank you for your nice comment, too...
Wow! That's awesome! I love the triangles and the colors!
I love the way the quilting emphasises the movement in this quilt
I would be so proud if I had made one of these! Awesome quilts.
You can see my entry HERE.
Love the quilting
Two of my all time favorites, for sure, Helen!! So glad you posted these again.
Helen
I love the simplicity of this quilt...the movement made by the colors.
You are so very talented. Beautiful.
SewCalGal
www.sewcalgal.blogspot.com
You are so very talented. Beautiful.
SewCalGal
www.sewcalgal.blogspot.com
Wow! I love all the colors and the quilting is perfect!
I am so impressed, - lovely colours, and all that small piecing. I can see why you wanted one for yourself :-)
Lovely quilt. I went and looked at your other quilts in the earlier festivals really like your disappearing 9 patch quilt.
Love, love, love it!!!
Love this little quilt-flying geese and great colors, well, you can't go wrong. I'd have trouble giving it away.
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I'm in heaven when I see these gorgeous color wheels!
Happy circle quilting,I love it!
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