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July 07, 2010
Dresden Plates Update!
Just popping in to show you where I've gone with the Dresden Plates! They are laid on top of one another so far - I'm hand stitching them in place, it's just like stitching a binding in place.
I hope you don't get tired of seeing this project...I'm really happy to be making it for my DQS partner :)
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That is so pretty, I love the bright colors you used!
ReplyDeleteIt's Great! I like how the patterned fabrics make it look like a 5 petal flower... the polka dot ones fade back.. so darling!
ReplyDeleteOolala, I love that pieced frame! Such a fabulous way to continue using scraps. I can't wait to try this.
ReplyDeleteThis is incredible!! I love the pieced border and especially the layers. The white layer is a perfect break in the layers. True inspiration!!!
ReplyDeleteNever, ever, ever tired. I want to be your DQS partner! I am working on a placemat right now.
ReplyDeleteWow! Truly amazing. The pieced scrappy border finishes it so well. You have a luck friend. Thanks for the amazing inspiration!
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely Darling!!! I wish that I had the patience (and time) for something that beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteIt looks really pretty.
ReplyDeleteThat is just so pretty!
ReplyDeleteThat is so nice! I wouldn't have thought to layer the different sizes like that....thanks for hte idea.
ReplyDeleteSuper...:)
ReplyDeleteIt is perfect Amy! What a great doll quilt. Lucky recipient!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful - love the colors!
ReplyDeleteYOU could NEVER tire me of things you make !!! it is outrageously gorgeous !!! I started some gowns for a friend's THREADS OF LOVE chapters , but had to stop for our patio/deck rehab project that needed to be done when my husband was off work ..... now I'll be working on your quilt along blocks for this week ......
ReplyDeleteI think the plates are gorgeous! I would love to try them....someday! I'm thinking of starting a QOV(quilts of valor) so I'm researching material today :)
ReplyDeleteI LOVE what you've done with it! Very happy and the center is perfect!!
ReplyDeleteIt's very eye catching! Lovely :o)
ReplyDeleteOoh! pretty pretty pretty!
ReplyDeleteYour Dresden Plates are gorgeous! I love the colors, so happy. I'm working on quilts for my grandson who is scheduled to appear in Aug. I'm having such fun! Looks like you are too.
ReplyDeleteso nice! this is such a fun and happy looking project!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Amy!
ReplyDeleteI love the bright popping colors with the traditional dresden plate design. Stunning!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!!! I love the light fabrics you put in between!
ReplyDeleteAnd yes I'm working on a bedskirt for a friend now that's driving me nuts lol
Beautiful! No, I don't have a quilting buddy to sew and swap with, but what a wonderful idea!
ReplyDeletehugz, Pam
Such a fun project, especially since I LOVE Dresdens! I'm glad you keep showing your progress. It's lovely!
ReplyDeleteThat is one wild plate. I'm sure the person receiving it will be crazy happy.
ReplyDeleteHope you have a great day.
Regena
Simply beautiful, Amy! I love the bright colors!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Tammy ~@~
de-lurking to say "Now that is cute!!!!!!!!!"
ReplyDeleteWe won't get tired of seeing these great blocks! So, keep 'em coming. They are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteit is beautiful!! I love it and since i would like to start a dresden this weekend I would not dream of being tired of looking at yours!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great tutorial too, its just what I needed!
And yes, I am working on a baby quilt for a friend!!
Hope you are having a great day!
Lindsay
It's adorable Amy! I love the bright, happy colors!
ReplyDeleteQuite the inspirational piece. I don't think anyone is going to tire of seeing your progress with this little quilt. It's gorgeous. ~karen
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!!! Love it
ReplyDeleteVery cool, Amy! What a neat twist on a traditional dresden plate!!
ReplyDeleteWow - that'll brighten up your day! It's gorgeous!
ReplyDeletea darling doll quilt--or any size quilt. the vibrancy is wonderful
ReplyDeleteWow, this is so amazing. You should make a pattern for me to buy.
ReplyDeleteI love it! I love how you framed it!!!
ReplyDeleteI love this version of the dresden plate. Such pretty colors. Can't wait to see the finished quilt. Love & blessings from NC!
ReplyDeleteMy ruler has been ordered. So now I wait and look at these every day! I bought a cheap set of dresden templates, just to try it out but i am not to impressed, it only fits 12 and they seem to wide to me. But i think for a first try i did not to bad. I will have to get something up on my blog, maybe tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteI don't think I have ever seen a more cheerful and fun Dresden plate! Great work!
ReplyDeleteit looks really good--I love the border you've made.
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