Here's the link if you'd like to go to the site: http://quiltinspiration.blogspot.com/
Here's the excerpt that refers to my quilt. They even listed my blog address. Not sure where they found it but am sure pleased that they posted it and this nice blog post.
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Excerpt from quilt inspiration blog:
Friday, April 5, 2013
In Full Bloom: Floral Album Quilts
Album quilts, which show a variety of blocks, are on almost everyone's list of favorite quilt patterns. They provide great visual interest and are often a valuable source of inspiration for your next project. Here are some album quilts which really caught our eye at the recent 2013 Arizona Quilters' Guild Show.
Heart of Gold - mini Baltimore Album, 22 x 26", by Linda Puttmann
Second place winner in the Miniature Quilts category, Linda writes, "I made this needle-turn applique quilt for my mom to comfort her during her fight with cancer. She said it made her so happy." We really like the cheerful color combination of the sunny yellow, gold, and coral orange hues combined with the soft sage green tones of the foliage.
Close up, Heart of Gold - mini Baltimore Album by Linda Puttmann
Here's a wonderful example of Linda's excellent applique skills on a block that is only 4" wide. We imagine that this quilt must have been really fun to make. For more information, please check out Linda's blog, Sew Many Joyous Things.
Heart of Gold - mini Baltimore Album, 22 x 26", by Linda Puttmann
Second place winner in the Miniature Quilts category, Linda writes, "I made this needle-turn applique quilt for my mom to comfort her during her fight with cancer. She said it made her so happy." We really like the cheerful color combination of the sunny yellow, gold, and coral orange hues combined with the soft sage green tones of the foliage.
Close up, Heart of Gold - mini Baltimore Album by Linda Puttmann
Here's a wonderful example of Linda's excellent applique skills on a block that is only 4" wide. We imagine that this quilt must have been really fun to make. For more information, please check out Linda's blog, Sew Many Joyous Things.
2 comments:
Such tiny applique pieces!
Simply outstanding and beautiful as always!
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