Kimmie, this quilt has been a labor of love for you, and it shows. OMG! Your stitches are so tiny and perfect. I've got to run over to IHannah's website. Something is telling me that it's chock full of inspiration! Hugs, Terri xoxo
Your quilt looks so beautiful, but so fragile (just like what it is representing I guess) I love the soft muted colours, and every stitch seems to be like a little breath that gives the quilt its "life" and creates the little ripples. It is so special, well done. xx
Beautiful -- is that a mussel shell?
ReplyDeleteThank you E ... it's the Eastern Oyster .... the state shell of Louisiana and major source of income for many families in the gulf
ReplyDeleteKimmie, this quilt has been a labor of love for you, and it shows. OMG! Your stitches are so tiny and perfect. I've got to run over to IHannah's website. Something is telling me that it's chock full of inspiration! Hugs, Terri xoxo
ReplyDeleteYour quilt looks so beautiful, but so fragile (just like what it is representing I guess) I love the soft muted colours, and every stitch seems to be like a little breath that gives the quilt its "life" and creates the little ripples. It is so special, well done. xx
ReplyDeleteThere's just something so wonderful with hand stitching. Most quilts are machine stitched now. Yours is lovely.
ReplyDeletelove seeing these hand stitches. you are very good! this is going to be a beautiful quilt.
ReplyDeleteWonderful colors, textures and stitches...love that spiral!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!
ReplyDeleteabsolutely beauitful!
ReplyDeletejust so very stunning ..i like nothing more than stiches by hand ..lovley
ReplyDeletei love the hand stitch revolution! yours, surrounded by that lovely tea stained pastel?...beautiful!
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