September 17, 2009

Doll Quilt Received!

I've had the best round with Doll Quilt Swap! I love making little quilts for people and of course the payoff is a new quilt for me. For those that don't know, DQS is a secret swap, you never know who is sending a quilt your way! The fun is watching all the beautiful quilts added to the pool over the course of the 2 months. Some finish fast and others are still sewing at the deadline, so there is always something new to see! I love to leave comments as adorable quilts are posted, but rarely allow myself to believe that it could be for me.

Imagine my surprise yesterday when I opened the mailbox and found a package from Australia, containing this gem --

Doll Quilt Swap Received!!

Nicole of Craftapalooza, has been stalking around here getting to know me, and made this just for me! Each petal of the flower is about 3/4" across, and the flowers are not quite 2 1/2" total. Adorable, little details in each flower too! And this is something that I have yet to even try for myself. Joe thinks I'm a little strange carrying it around and running my hand over the flowers - they are just too beautiful!

+ a few extras :)

She included some great little extras too! Thanks again Nicole - I love it :) Just what I needed yesterday too - I was going on little sleep and feeling a bit down after spending the afternoon cleaning. Thankfully Emmalie has been 24+ hours without incident and at kindergarten this morning!!

Blessings -
Amy

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23 comments:

  1. Oh it's beautiful! What a clever girl to do a color wheel inspired quilt! :)
    Glad the kiddos are on the mend too!! :D

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  2. So cute! I love the progression of colors. I had no idea they were so tiny! That pattern is one of my "mindless watching tv" patterns. So cool coming from so far away too. Glad little Miss Emmalie is feeling better. Take care! Jenn

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  3. Wow lucky you! The quilt is beautiful, I love the colors:-)
    I have been following your blog for some time, I like the things you make! Lovely colors and fabrics:-)
    Hugs from Synnoeve in Norway:-)

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  4. Very pretty little quilt...I have been watching these quilts - and I gotta say - there is some talent out there...

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  5. That's so beautiful!!! Wonderful surprise :)

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  6. Wow, this mini is very cool! How fun to have a swap partner from another country.

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  7. hey Amy! Sweet post. I had a blast lurking. So glad you like it, it's not perfect :) but it was a blast to make and fussy cut some of the patterns. There's a mix of vintage, new, liberty tana lawn and oop prints. Glad it lifted you!! Hope your little one stays well. x

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  8. I haven't participated in the DQS, but it has been such fun to see how creative everyone is. What a sweet little quilt you got!

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  9. Love this! It's so intricate and beautiful.

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  10. That is so fun, I'm diggin' the colour choices ;o)

    Carolyn*

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  11. That is so pretty! I'm hoping I can join the next round.

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  12. Wow -- that's an amazing little quilt Amy. I'm so happy you had a wonderful swap -- you deserve it!!!

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  13. this is a super adorable little quilt!!! Lucky you!!!

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  14. Such a truly cute quilt!!! Lucky you!

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  15. What a beautiful quilt! This was one of my faves from the group...you're lucky to have received it :)

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  16. I love it-reminds me of Little House for some reason : )

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  17. What a beautiful doll quilt! I'd be carrying it all over, too. :)

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  18. so cute!! i'm working with hexagons at the moment right now... weird!!

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  19. Adorable Quilt.. So bright and cheerful, I bet it brightened your day..

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