I made pies.... Everyone in the family has a different favourite pie so I made some to tickle every one's fancy. Apple, cherry, lemon meringue and chocolate cream are the choices for the family dinner tonight.
Then it was off to the sewing room where I had started with the "Old Primrose Inn" jelly roll and after carefully and regretfully unrolling it... I had decided to go back to my block in the ....
"Faith in Migration" quilt and
made these.....
This fabric is very different than what I usually am use to using, so, as I was working with it I almost developed a permanent frown ): 
I came up with this ensemble. Keeping with the Migration trend I used flying geese in between the blocks.
You know when you make a project and you have someone in mind in which that project would be perfect for? That was the case with this quilt.
I think there was a Divine intervention because there were no snags in making this project. (After working on my "Starlight Express"; this was a piece of cake or should I say pie?)
I have a friend who is a nun and these colors would be perfect for her. A while back she told me she never owned a quilt.. In my book that cannot be!!! Agnes will do her magic and I will happily deliver this quilt to my friend !
Your friend is going to love it! I believe it was definitely 'devine intervention', Joan.
ReplyDeleteI beautiful!! I'm sure your friend will adore it and properly cherish it.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful...and yes it's perfect for your friend...she just must have a quilt!
ReplyDeleteIt's really lovely - and wow, is it going to really brighten your friends day! I'm with you - everyone should have the gift of a quilt full of love!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lucky friend! You're right - nobody should be withour a quilt.
ReplyDeleteDid you take the music off your blog, or is my computer not working properly? I always enjoyed your playlist!
Your friend is going to flip - its gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteVery nice! Did you change your header quilt? I love it! Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteYour pies sound so yummy! I've never made a pie. Too intimidating - I can burn water! That quilt is so lovely, Joan, and your friend will LOVE it. Nobody should go without a quilt!
ReplyDeleteShe will be so blessed by that quilt. :) What a treasure!
ReplyDeleteI think it turned out very sweet but I know what you mean about working with colors that don't blow your skirt up. I did that last October and never thought I would get through it!
ReplyDeleteYour friend is really lucky and I know she will appreciate her quilt a great deal. That is so sweet of you.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty and soft...like dusk on a rainy day!
ReplyDeleteYour friend is a lucky gal...what a great quilt!
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