Simply Blessed BOM
by Rosalie Quinlan
I have been admiring this new BOM by Rosalie Quinlan.
Something about the colors above spoke to me but was not totally sold on it.
Then I saw Cheryl's post and that there was another fabric option available.
(The pattern comes with the pre printed Linen)
Something about the colors above spoke to me but was not totally sold on it.
Then I saw Cheryl's post and that there was another fabric option available.
(The pattern comes with the pre printed Linen)
SOLD ..... I have decided to pick out 4 of the 9 blocks and make a smaller wall hanging.
I also auditioned a few different Cottage Garden Threads but went with no. 418
and was planning to use this new Tilda range that my LQS has in stock.
So pretty.
But I ran out of thread one night so I took my panel with me when I went to purchase more and came home with these. whoops! looks like you were right Larissa.
I couldn't go into my LQS and only walk out with thread.
and now I have this.
Anyone else stitching this one? I'd love to see your version and fabric selections.
OK, had better get stitching :o)
OK, had better get stitching :o)
Hugs Sharon
Love your final choices.Looks great.
ReplyDeleteSharon you have used one of my favourite colours and this looks absolutely STUNNING. Looking forward to seeing the rest.
ReplyDeleteHeavens, no! I'm still on Month 3 of BFF, and I haven't even started Scandinavian Rose yet. But it is pretty, I will say that!
ReplyDeleteYour first block is lovely Sharon. This hanging is going to be gorgeous.
ReplyDeletevery pretty indeed
ReplyDeleteI love the colours/fabrics you've chosen. Great idea to make it wallhanging size - there's always so much stitching to do in Rosalie's beautiful designs.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous....I am doing it as well received my first block yesterday...no decision yet on thread and fabric...
ReplyDeleteI'm trying to resist starting it. I love the version of Carole's too, the linen is perfect. Love your selection of blues.
ReplyDeleteTempted. Very tempted. I'm starting to consider life after Scandinavian Rose (LOL) and this one is looking VERY tempting. I'd just buy the patterns I think, and probably make them up as cushions for Christmas gifts. I'd probably go with totally different colours than what I've seen it done in so far. Hmmmm....very tempted ;)
ReplyDeleteThat is a gorgeous block. Love the thread and the fabrics. Perfect!!!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty stitching & fabrics
ReplyDeleteThat looks awesome! Love the thread and the fabrics. Was it you who made a vow earlier this year to use your stash? Hehehe.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beauty! Wonderful result!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Tatyana
Oh its lovely! I chose Tilda's corner shop fabric for mine. I was tempted with blue's but didn't know the right ones and didn't have pattern etc to take into my LQS, so I ordered some discounted Tilda instead. I love the subtle hues of this one. I do need to buy the all important thread though........Yours looks wonderful.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Sharon - LOVE your color selections.
ReplyDeleteI just adore your fabric choices! I'm signed up for the French version but I don't think I'll be getting it til next month.
ReplyDeleteThere are 3 versions of this one available and each looks so very different. It is such a lovely quilt can't wait to one day have it finished.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous thread, fabric and pattern choices Sharon. Looking forward to seeing you progress with that
ReplyDeleteVery pretty colour combinations.
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