Fabric Friday #8-January 15th, 2010

Welcome to the "Fabric Friday"! I've seen some of the other fun events and participated in them and thought it would be great to start Fabric Friday. On Fabric Friday, show any handmade item {quilts, tote bag, wallhanging, clothing, etc.}, or show us your fabric stash, or recent fabric purchase, or show how you decorate with fabric or fabric items.

If you are participating in Fabric Friday, please be sure to add your permalink below {right click your post title-copy it and paste it into the UrL address}, and not your general blog address.
Don't forget to copy and paste the Fabric Friday logo button to your computer so you can add it to your side bar and your Fabric Friday post. That way visitors will know that your are participating in Fabric Friday.
Please be sure to link back to the host blog, http://rosebudquilting.blogspot.com/, so your fellow bloggers who are participating today, will get lots of visits, as well.

Please do not add your link below until your Fabric Friday post is actually published to your blog. Since this is the first Fabric Friday, I published early to try to make sure all is working.

I hope you will join in the fun, I love seeing what everyone else is doing with their fabric, even if it is just admiring it.

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Doll Quilts are soooooo much fun, I am having and I get to practice new quilt patterns to see if I like the way they stitch out or not and use up scraps and get a quick finish, win-win-win.  I used a lot of Kaffe Fassett scraps in this one. with a little chinese coins.  I am sorry for anyone I did not visit last week all of a sudden it got away from me, I will definitely be around this weekend to all, I get an extra day off for holiday, plus I took my birthday off, on Tuesday, so anyone who would like to enter my birthday give away if you have not already is just below this post.  :)

Fabric Friday #7 - January 7th 2010

Welcome to the "Fabric Friday"! I've seen some of the other fun events and participated in them and thought it would be great to start Fabric Friday. On Fabric Friday, show any handmade item {quilts, tote bag, wallhanging, clothing, etc.}, or show us your fabric stash, or recent fabric purchase, or show how you decorate with fabric or fabric items.
If you are participating in Fabric Friday, please be sure to add your permalink below {right click your post title-copy it and paste it into the UrL address}, and not your general blog address.

Don't forget to copy and paste the Fabric Friday logo button to your computer so you can add it to your side bar and your Fabric Friday post. That way visitors will know that your are participating in Fabric Friday.

Please be sure to link back to the host blog, http://rosebudquilting.blogspot.com/, so your fellow bloggers who are participating today, will get lots of visits, as well.
Please do not add your link below until your Fabric Friday post is actually published to your blog. Since this is the first Fabric Friday, I published early to try to make sure all is working.
I hope you will join in the fun, I love seeing what everyone else is doing with their fabric, even if it is just admiring it.
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Doll Quilt-Strip Pieced

I have tons and tons of scraps, so I thought I tried using some up, this was so much fun I just started taking from the bin not paying any attention...but, wow...not so much as a dent into the stash of scraps...looks like I'll be makiing a larged quilt with strips next time around. I used a butterfly panto to quilt, tied in with the fabric border of butterflys.

12/18 Fabric Friday #5

Welcome to the "Fabric Friday"! I've seen some of the other fun events and participated in them and thought it would be great to start Fabric Friday. On Fabric Friday, show any handmade item {quilts, tote bag, wallhanging, clothing, etc.}, or show us your fabric stash, or recent fabric purchase, or show how you decorate with fabric or fabric items.
If you are participating in Fabric Friday, please be sure to add your permalink below {right click your post title-copy it and paste it into the UrL address}, and not your general blog address.

Don't forget to copy and paste the Fabric Friday logo button to your computer so you can add it to your side bar and your Fabric Friday post. That way visitors will know that your are participating in Fabric Friday.

Please be sure to link back to the host blog, http://rosebudquilting.blogspot.com/, so your fellow bloggers who are participating today, will get lots of visits, as well.
Please do not add your link below until your Fabric Friday post is actually published to your blog. Since this is the first Fabric Friday, I published early to try to make sure all is working.
I hope you will join in the fun, I love seeing what everyone else is doing with their fabric, even if it is just admiring it.
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This is a Nativity Panel that has custom quilting of the nativity scene, the quilting shows up great on the back of solid green in yellow thread.  I have it for sale on my etsy site.  I hope you enjoy viewing it.

12/11 Fabric Friday #4

Welcome to the "Fabric Friday"! I've seen some of the other fun events and participated in them and thought it would be great to start Fabric Friday. On Fabric Friday, show any handmade item {quilts, tote bag, wallhanging, clothing, etc.}, or show us your fabric stash, or recent fabric purchase, or show how you decorate with fabric or fabric items.


If you are participating in Fabric Friday, please be sure to add your permalink below {right click your post title-copy it and paste it into the UrL address}, and not your general blog address.
Don't forget to copy and paste the Fabric Friday logo button to your computer so you can add it to your side bar and your Fabric Friday post. That way visitors will know that your are participating in Fabric Friday.

Please be sure to link back to the host blog, http://rosebudquilting.blogspot.com/, so your fellow bloggers who are participating today, will get lots of visits, as well.

Please do not add your link below until your Fabric Friday post is actually published to your blog. Since this is the first Fabric Friday, I published early to try to make sure all is working.

I hope you will join in the fun, I love seeing what everyone else is doing with their fabric, even if it is just admiring it.
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This is my House Quilt I made a few years ago, but I thought I would share it with you this week. I used quite a few brights and each window in the house is a differnt novelty print, the doors have crystals as knobs, and the border is a stack n wack and finish is prarie points. I enjoyed shopping for ther fabrics was so much fun for this one and I really like putting all the colors and prints together. It is one of my favorite, home is such a special place.

12/4/09 Fabric Friday #3

Welcome to the "Fabric Friday"! I've seen some of the other fun events and participated in them and thought it would be great to start Fabric Friday. On Fabric Friday, show any handmade item {quilts, tote bag, wallhanging, clothing, etc.}, or show us your fabric stash, or recent fabric purchase, or show how you decorate with fabric or fabric items.
If you are participating in Fabric Friday, please be sure to add your permalink below {right click your post title-copy it and paste it into the UrL address}, and not your general blog address.

Don't forget to copy and paste the Fabric Friday logo button to your computer so you can add it to your side bar and your Fabric Friday post. That way visitors will know that your are participating in Fabric Friday.
Please be sure to link back to the host blog, http://rosebudquilting.blogspot.com/, so your fellow bloggers who are participating today, will get lots of visits, as well.
Please do not add your link below until your Fabric Friday post is actually published to your blog. Since this is the first Fabric Friday, I published early to try to make sure all is working.
I hope you will join in the fun, I love seeing what everyone else is doing with their fabric, even if it is just admiring it.
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Today, I'm sharing a quilt that I quilted for one of my clients.  She always picks very pretty combinations of traditional fabric.  This is one of her strip quilts, her piecing is always fabulous and makes it a job to quilt, this one is a feather meander design with a tan thread.  Thanks for stopping by and have a fabuous fabric friday!
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Nov-27th-09-Fabric Friday-#2

Welcome to the  "Fabric Friday"! I've seen some of the other fun events and participated in them and thought it would be great to start Fabric Friday. On Fabric Friday, show any handmade item {quilts, tote bag, wallhanging, clothing, etc.}, or show us your fabric stash, or recent fabric purchase, or show how you decorate with fabric or fabric items.

If you are participating in Fabric Friday, please be sure to add your permalink below {right click your post title-copy it and paste it into the UrL address}, and not your general blog address.
Don't forget to copy and paste the Fabric Friday logo button to your computer so you can add it to your side bar and your Fabric Friday post. That way visitors will know that your are participating in Fabric Friday.

Please be sure to link back to the host blog, http://rosebudquilting.blogspot.com/, so your fellow bloggers who are participating today, will get lots of visits, as well.

Please do not add your link below until your Fabric Friday post is actually published to your blog. Since this is the first Fabric Friday, I published early to try to make sure all is working.

I hope you will join in the fun, I love seeing what everyone else is doing with their fabric, even if it is just admiring it.

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Happy Fabric Friday.  This is a very simple column quilt, inspiration from Kaffe Fassett V&A Museum Quilts Book.  The photos just dont' do the fabrics justice, they are very rich in color and complex design elements...I think Philip Jacobs print of the coleus is incredible, and the back is also a PJ print.  I quilted a new quilt design I have, in a plum thread but the quilting really doesn't show up too much with the fabulous prints take the center stage.
 

11/20 - Fabric Friday -#1

Welcome to the very first "Fabric Friday"! I've seen some of the other fun events and participated in them and thought it would be great to start Fabric Friday. On Fabric Friday, show any handmade item {quilts, tote bag, wallhanging, clothing, etc.}, or show us your fabric stash, or recent fabric purchase, or show how you decorate with fabric or fabric items.


If you are participating in Fabric Friday, please be sure to add your permalink below {right click your post title-copy it and paste it into the UrL address}, and not your general blog address.

Don't forget to copy and paste the Fabric Friday logo button to your computer so you can add it to your side bar and your Fabric Friday post. That way visitors will know that your are participating in Fabric Friday.

Please be sure to link back to the host blog, http://rosebudquilting.blogspot.com/, so your fellow bloggers who are participating today, will get lots of visits, as well.

Please do not add your link below until your Fabric Friday post is actually published to your blog. Since this is the first Fabric Friday, I published early to try to make sure all is working.

I hope you will join in the fun, I love seeing what everyone else is doing with their fabric, even if it is just admiring it.

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For my first "Fabric Friday", I'm showing my quilt ladder, featuring some new quilts I've made and some vintage quilt tops that I've purchased and quilted. This is in my family room and is one of the ways I decorate with quilts.

Hugs-Michelle