The winner of the Jelly Roll of her choice from Fat Quarter Shop is:
Rachael of Sew Ray Me who says I love the ‘ready set go’ range by Ann Kelle, perfect for a little boys quilt.
I’ve sent her an email already.
Sorry the Feature Friday is late – my parents arrived in London on Thursday and we’ve been entertaining them.
Oddly, the most clicked link was also Rachael from Sew Ray Me, who made a bunch of toddler gifts including this crayon roll – I already looked around and found a couple of tutorials – Chocolate on My Cranium and Skip to my Lou so you can make one for yourself. 🙂 Ain’t I nice?
The Crafter’s Apprentice blogged about some cosmetic bags, which turned out nicely.
Bittle Bear blogged about this lovely quilt she pieced and quilted. I have a bunch of those Dewberry Mod Meadow fabrics that I just haven’t decided what to do with. Like they’re too pretty to cut?
And if you need a reminder of why it’s so important to piece a quilt tag (because tacked on tags fall off or get torn off) into every quilt you make, Betty Lou’s recent acquisitions should help you – her DH inhereted two quilts that they know nothing about.
Right, I’m off to go knit! Grab a featured button if you want one; they’re up on the left sidebar. 🙂
© J C Excell, 2011
Thanks for featuring me, I’m honoured!
Thank you so Jenna for featuring my blog and post on Feature Fiday. I have had two quilt historians reply to my post with their expert opinions. Both agree that the blue quilt is Broken Dishes on point and that the red quilt may have been a block that the quilter designed herself. Quilts may date around 1910. I am so pleased to have any informations concerning these quilts. Reminder——-Always label your quilts. Thank you again.
i LOOOOVE that red and white quilt! How much would you guys hate me if I chose that for my bee quilt? 😉