It is true you can find quilting inspiration EVERYWHERE, ha! Just look at the image below. It’s taken from this morning after we had another round of snow.
It’s Diane Gaudynski’s Apple Core motif that I found at the bottom of my shoes this morning!!! The following images are the apple core motif I had quilted on Marabella, one of my quilts made in 2010 — which seems a lifetime ago.
See what I mean about inspiration being everywhere?! Thanks for stopping by. I wish you a very Happy Monday and Happy Week!
That is *too* funny, Wendy…but I see quilt patterns everywhere I look too. :)
Love the footprint but wish it was in sand, don’t you LOL. Miss Baby wounld’t have been able to make a snowman but a sand castle.
It is snowing again here so sick of wind frost and snow. Where is Spring?
Hugs
4″ and a blizzard here….ugh~love your post! Ms Baby=sweetness!
Yup, we are having another snow storm as well. Winter isn’t quite ready to give up. Although, the snow was really pretty with big, fat, fluffy flakes.
Miss Baby’s snowman is really cute……..hmmm…..an idea for a snowman quilt?
Enough snow! Seriously you are a prolific quilter and your work is just exquisite. How ever do you get so much done!?! Wow!
Oh snow, yes please! We have a hot dry summer here in NZ!!!!! I would love to build a snowman.
Oh, that’s amazing! I find myself looking at the mens’ ties at work and almost blurt out – that would make great quilt fabric – LOL!
I don’t even quilt and I thought “free-motion quilting” when i saw that shoe print. LOL!
Barbara,
That gets the comment of the day award!!!!! Love it.
Wendy
that is funny, yes, if we look close enough we can find inspriation in all kinds of places.
Birkenstock sandels!!! would be better in sand than snow!!! Butt he pattern looks great.
What a beautiful design, Wendy! I hope life, other than quilting, is treating you well.
I totally did that this week too. I was in an airplane from Portland to Dallas, and seeing the world all subdivided and geometric made me want to make a quilt out of the design! I also received some inspiration from the pattern on the chairs. It’s crazy how that happens!
I absolutely love this, Jada! Thank you for sharing. WS