I finished the hand quilting and binding.I am so pleased. This one is for me.
Thank you again Janet, Quiltsalot, for sharing this pattern idea with us.
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About Me
- Janet
- Walnut, CA
- Hi. I'm Janet, a retired home economics and art teacher of 32 years. I'm a wife of 45 years, mother of 2 married boys, a grandmother to 2 boys and 2 girls, an aunt to my sister's 3 girls and their 7 children. I have always loved sewing and doing art and now I have combined these talents with quilting. I hope you find my designs and quilts an inspiration and my hints helpful.
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27 comments:
wow, what a gorgeous quilt! very, very beautiful and so much work! good job!
Oh wow Janet!
That is just so beautiful....so lovely in the Japanese fabrics.
I would keep it too!
Julia ♥
Beautiful quilt Janet. It really showcases your lovely fabrics. WELL DONE!!
Crispy
Love, love, love it! Boy, you must have been busy - definitely yours to keep!
Hugs - Lurline♥
can't wait to see it in real life!! :)
It's just beautiful Janet what a quilt! congratulations on such a fantastic finish. Applause applause!
What an incredibly gorgeous quilt you have made and in such a relatively short time. Janet, it takes my breath away! I know you will enjoy it forever. I salute you. Carol
Amazing quilt -- so much to look at! I clicked to get close-up views so I could really study it. Beautiful job!
That is absolutely beautiful Janet, I love colour and this quilt has it in bucketfuls. Love it.
From one Janet to another! The quilt is very, very good. I like your use of the Oriental fabrics.
This quilt is gorgeous! Well done!
Just beautiful Janet! I wish this one was for me!
Wow Janet, it's just gorgeous. What a fabulous job. I think you should keep it after all that work. xo
Your quilt is very unusual and gorgeous, Janet!
I have been drooling over Quiltsalot's header for a while and very tempted to make a version. All I need is a focus fabric. How long do you estimate it took you to hand piece?
Vicky F
Amazing! I'm taking a class on Thursday dealing with those hexagons, I'm so excited. There's a little bit of a twist to it. I'll post pictures after I get started.
This is incredible Janet!! The perfect quilt for this awesome fabric!
Hi Janet! Thanks for posting at my blog so I could visit you! I love this hexagon quilt. I would keep it too:) And your *mud* quilt is gorgeous. I 'll be back to visit you and your sidebar:)
So glad you visted my blog so I could find you.. Your quilt is beautiful. When is your weddding anniversary? We celebrate 40 years on August 23rd. Isn't being a grandmother the greatest?
Keep in touch!
Joan
I can se why you would keep that one. It is beautiful.
Wow the amount of work in that quilt is amazing. I like my quilts but won't call myself a proper quilter untill I can do some more traditional piecing etc.... Thankyou so much for stoping by my blog, you made my day!
Your done with the hand quilting!!! geez, louise your fast! I so want that quilt.... love it.
Gorgeous. Having lived in Japan I have a fondness for all things Japanese. I would keep this one too!
Hi Janet, your quilt is exquisite... so many amazing details!
It's quite stunning!!
Wow...that is really gorgeous!
Lovely, I would keep it too!
Hi good day ! nice post you have . It's very nice , I have plan to setting up my garden can you give me an idea or steps on how to make it beautiful. i have heard some garden accessories such as wind garden spinners , wind chimes , and many more . I want to try this things in my garden but i don't know how to get the right accessories . I hope you can help me . thank you .
Hi Janet, a friend and I have both been wanting to make this quilt but I just did not have a vision for the fabrics I wanted to use. I've always admired Japanese prints but never used any. I LOVE your quilt and may start shopping for some new fabric! Thanks for the inspiration
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