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she has good reasons to be excited. wow!
ReplyDeleteWell done, Ella! Lucky girl to grow up in a fabric-stash-household.-)
ReplyDeleteI really liked your tutorial for making the dresden plates, I think I will have to get one of those rulers!
ReplyDeleteYour post is great. I love Dresden Plates and I love the quilt Ella made.
ReplyDeleteMany congratulations Ella, your quilt top is delightfully colourful.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes,
Mandy
(I'm writing from the UK which is why my spelling looks all wrong.)
Congratulations to Ella on her first big quilt! May it be the first of many lovely quilty projects...
ReplyDeleteCute quilt and cute kid!
ReplyDeleteCute bright and fun!
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely! Nice work Ella!
ReplyDeleteIt's my dream that my girls want to craft/quilt/create with mama someday (they're 2 & 3 so I have some time to wait) but I don't want to push so they rebel against it instead - any tips?
Way to go, Ella!!! Your fabrics are beautiful and fun!! And your seams look like they match up perfectly :) You should be sooo proud!!!
ReplyDeleteElla is darling and her quilt is just as cute. Congratulations to her!
ReplyDeleteAmy... Thanks for being our guest author on Stash Manicure today. It was absolutely FABULOUS!
Way to go, Ella!!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat guest post. I've never read that blog before, but I will probably spend the rest of the afternoon browsing over there. :)
ReplyDeleteLoved the tutorial for the dresden plates. Ella your quilt is fantastic :)
ReplyDeleteWay to bust your mom's stash Ella!! What a great summer day...your quilt is awesome. Are you going to tie it?
ReplyDeleteOMGoodness!! Ella what a fantastic job!!!! Its beautiful and all my favorite colors!!
ReplyDeleteThat was a cool post! So glad you shared the dresden tute too cuz I need to start using up some of my scrap stash, and I LOVE dresdens. Love love Ella's project - she must be so proud!
ReplyDeleteGo Ella!!!!
ReplyDeleteGood job Ella !
ReplyDeleteSo exciting to give kids something to create with and see where they go! Nice job on that quilt!
ReplyDeleteI just checked out your dresden plate tutorial over at Stash Manicure. Thanks so much for sharing that! This is one of the many blocks I have never had the confidence to even try, but after looking at your tutorial, I'm pretty sure I could handle it!
Yours are lovely, by the way!
MGM