This little quilt was inspired by a quilt in "Childhood Treasures" by Merikay Waldvogal. Do you recognize the border print? It is from an 1840's line that Harriet Hargraves did for P&B that I loved (all other fabrics in the quilt are from that line also!) and wish the fabric companies would print more like it. The border print was a reproduction of an actual 1815 fabric of which I am fortunate to own a yard or so in a brown colorway. It was printed in several colorways. Overdyed (probably Rit tan dye.........can't remember for sure!) this quilt to mellow the lights....resulted in a quilt that is crinkly and olde-looking.
Found this little quilt buried and forgotten! It is from one of Kim Diehl's books but is also in the Patchwork Place book, "101 Small Quilts". Reminds me that I love making quilts with homespun plaids/stripes!! Have another one started (fullsize quilt).....maybe I should look for that tomorrow!!
And lastly is this oldie but goodie......Remember "Liberty Homestead" from years ago? Not sure she is still producing patterns. More homespun plaids and tan Flannel with embroidery. Blocks are 3" and note that crooked lines don't bother me!!
Now for the newest fabric arrivals! This is "History Repeated" by Julie Hendrickson for Windham...........love browns and blues together. Already have some 6" Nine Patches in progress..........as much as I love the 3" ones, I would like a quilt finished sooner sometimes!!
Half Yard cuts neatly packed into my little wooden display crates!!
And this is the Newest from Jo Morton......"Savannah"!! Also with a brown/blue colorway in addition to a red/brown/gold colorway! That focal print on the top of the stack is just gorgeous!!
This line arrived just in time to be included in this month's Jo's Club 12 pattern.....darling little 2" Four Patches! Back with photos of it as soon as I can!!
Loved the mini quilt show! I'm the proud owner of several yards of that border fabric on the first quilt. I love it too and am saving it for the right quilt.
ReplyDeleteOh, I do love the little quilts! I've made the first one, and love your Harriet Hargraves fabric for it - perfect! The new bolts are very tempting. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove those minis! That toile mini is so yummy, too! And those new fabrics are so gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThose minis are wonderful especially the toile one, what an interesting set.
ReplyDeleteWonderful little quilts. I just saw Savannah at a LQS--gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLove your minis...the new fabric is wonderful...all the blues and browns...yum!
ReplyDeleteCyndi love your minis! The Harriet Hargraves fabric line is one of my all tiime favourites. The new blues and browns are just gorgeous. Can't wait to see what you do with them.
ReplyDeleteOh Cyndi,the borderfabric off the second mini quilt is so gorgeous !!!!!
ReplyDeleteIs that a newer fabric or one off your stash.
And then Savannah.......what does a quilting girl wants more :-))))
I'm breathless just looking at all the loveliness, Cyndi.
ReplyDeleteI have that same Liberty Homestead mini hanging in my studio that one of my dear blogging friends gifted to me a few years ago and I just love it.
Beautiful quilts--love little quilts.
ReplyDeleteWill be looking for the new Jo Morton line at my LQS
Love the small quilts. And just love Jo Morton.Thank you so much Cyndi.
ReplyDeleteLove your little quilts! And I think I have some of that fabric too! I didn't make anything so cute with it though! Glenda of Liberty Homestead still does patterns. She vends at shows these days. She and her husband go all over to sell at shows. Everything has that consistent look. Love all your new fabrics! I love Jo Morton's!!
ReplyDeleteI adore your little quilts! They aren't producing the wonderful prints they did when we first started seeing the reproductions. Fun to have some oldies in the stash.
ReplyDeleteclose ups of fabric not necessary, LOL....am drooling already! see you sooooon!
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