I received the nicest e-mail from Marie letting me know that she received the summer portion of our seasonal exchange. I was so happy when Becky sent out the names and I saw that Marie would be my recipient. I enjoy stitching Prairie Schooler designs and I knew that Marie was fond of them too, so I decided to stitch one of the Summer Samplers.This was a really fun project to stitch and sew. I bought a new Pfaff sewing machine this summer and it's really great for these quilted projects. My daughter and I had a good time selecting the fabrics together and I relied heavily on her superb eye for color. The photos are clickable and you'll see a much sharper picture if you click on them. My daughter's boyfriend lent us his new Sony digital camera. It sure takes nice pictures!
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14 comments:
Julianne, it is stunning :) Congratulations to you and Marie :)
oh my gosh... that's wonderful! I love how it's finished :)
It's beautiful Julianne! I love the design and how you finished it! Too pretty! :)
Oh my HEAVENS! Julianne, that is stunning!! Honestly gorgeous! I can't get over the time and talent that it took to create this! Super, super job!
That is just so adorable! What a great job done!
Hooraaaaay! You've moved to Blogger! And I've only just found out. Your Xanga blog never showed up on my Bloglines list, so I was never informed of any updates. Glad to have re-found you, Julianne.
Your summer exchange piece is stunning. PS designs are still the best!
That's fantastic! I love PS designs too and that makes a wonderful choice for a seasonal exchange. Lucky Marie!!
Wow, what a great exchange gift! Beautiful work
Fabulous exchange! I love how that came out.
I am loving everything that you sent. Your wallhanging looks wonderful hanging in my house!
Thanks so much :)
This so pretty, and the finishing is stunning.
It's wonderful! I love how you've finished it, the colors are perfect. Congratulations on a fabulous exchange!
Oh this is gorgeous, wonderful job!! What a beautiful exchange.
Wow you did a beautiful job!
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