Our little pond last week...with all the rain lately it is overflowing.
It featured so many of my loves- vintage, embroidery, dresdens, maple leaves and the pretty autumn Fig Tree & Co. fabrics. I wonder could I (should I ?) make one like this for each of the seasons. There are certainly enough free patterns and ideas floating around the net for material for each season. Me hmmmm, dreaming on....
And so we start to turn our thoughts to holiday/winter stitching...
I just came across a gorgeous line of Christmas fabric and thought some of you would like it too. Rifle Paper Co Holiday Classics. Isn't it pretty?
Rachel at Stitched in Color made this beautiful penny patch patchwork quilt using this line and I just had to check out the fabric when I saw her quilt pop up in my feed.Oh so many stitchy possibilities! For today, a rainy Sunday Halloween, I will be content to sit and stitch and dream a little too.
Well done on finishing your quilt! It looks lovely.
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beautiful bundle of fabric you have there. And I love your fall leaves all scattered about on the ground - we have nothing like that here - maybe in a couple more weeks!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing quilt finish. I love all the various blocks in it So happy you were able to finish it. I admire the set up for quilting it; your warm weather makes me jealous.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cross stitch. Where did you find such a neat pattern?
I really love your Halloween quilt. The stitchery and all the various blocks of patchwork are wonderful. So happy were able to finish it for Halloween. I am jealous of your outdoor stitching. And your cross stitch is lovely and fall friendly as well. Wherever did you find such a neat pattern?
ReplyDeleteGreat finish on your Halloween quilt. Love nature photos! Happy stitching!
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is gorgeous. Great work. x
ReplyDeleteI love your quilt! Happy Halloween!
ReplyDeleteYour Halloween quilt is just beautiful, Jocelyn! I'm interested in the spider webs you quilted. Did you draw those on freehand? I think my Halloween quilt needs spiderwebs for quilting! Hope you're having a lovely Sunday!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt finish. I love vintage embroidery and Fig Tree fabrics too. Rifle paper fabrics are so rich,love them. We are in severe drought in California so it is nice to see water that isn't ocean!
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is very pretty and that is the perfect name for it. I really like how your cross-stitch is coming along. Enjoy your stitching.
ReplyDeleteLove the quilting on your Fall sampler. Looks like a perfect quilt to snuggle under with a cup of cocoa.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work on that quilt.
ReplyDeleteGreat finish.
ReplyDeleteLoving seeing all the Autumnal colours at your place.
I love your fall/halloween quilt. It does look soft and cozy with your hand quilting. Always the best choice if time permits. It has been raining every day here lately and now snow is in the forecast for midweek. Time for winter quilts!
ReplyDeleteIt's always a great feeling to have a finished quilt! Yours does look great on the outdoor photo shoot.
ReplyDeleteAutumn Sampler Quilt ia a beautiful quilt, love all and each detail. Great work Jocelyn. Love seeing your frame under the tree. Autunm is full of color.
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Congratulations on your lovely quilt finish, Jocelyn!!
ReplyDeleteLoved seeing all your projects.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your lovely Halloween quilt finish! Those rifle paper fabrics are gorgeous and I look forward to seeing what you do with them. Enjoy your week!
ReplyDeleteI love your Autumn Sampler Quilt! It's gorgeous! I vote yes on doing seasonal lap quilts!!! Love the Rifle paper co. fabric! Have a wonderful day Jocelyn!
ReplyDeleteLovely finish ... yay!! I love your Autumn Quakers piece. The colors are scrumptious! Happy November!
ReplyDeleteI love your spider web quilting! Such a lovely bunch of holiday fabrics that doesn't scream HOLIDAY!
ReplyDeleteAutumn Sampler is beautiful, and yes lap quilts are just part of the family, right? I love your idea of one for each season. Cute fabrics, and I love Christmas fabrics best of all. Your stitches are so pretty on that Autumn pattern!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely quilt. The colors are much softer than most of the fall color palettes I've been seeing, and that is what I find especially pretty.
ReplyDeleteI love your sampler quilt! And I agree that Rifle Paper Christmas fabric line is so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI have been so tempted to purchase the Autumn Quaker, but holding on. Love that Halloween quilt! Our trees are still green and we have green grass! So unusual for South Texas. I will dream along with you! Hugs.
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous Christmas fabric. Love the colours and patterns.
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Great finish! And that line of Christmas fabric is definitely drool-worthy.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful. I so lack motivation these days.
ReplyDeleteHi Jocelyn! Marker months - that's a neat way to describe November and March. They seem to both be rather long, too, don't you think? What always strikes me about these two months specifically is that in the Fall, 35 feels freezing. Yet in Spring, 35 is nice and warm. Odd that way. Groceries are so much more expensive than just a year ago, and the shortages are crazy. Yesterday, I couldn't get a loaf of bread - there was no overnight baker (worker shortages). ~smile~ Roseanne
ReplyDeleteThe quilt is absolutely fantastic! I am in awe of anyone who can craft.
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Wow that is some incredible needle work! Thanks for sharing and for linking up with #MySundaySnapshot.
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