Hello, and welcome to From Bolt to Beauty! Today is my stop on the first-ever Villa Rosa Designs Fast and Fun Blog Hop, a week-long event that celebrates five special patterns from Villa Rosa. Join in the hop to see what other quilt bloggers and I have created from the collection, and enter giveaways at each stop.
About Villa Rosa Designs
My friends in the New Hampshire Modern Quilt Guild introduced me to Villa Rosa. A bunch of them sewed the Pointless design and were telling me how simple and clever the construction was. I took a peek at the pattern and saw what they meant: The instructions were so concise that they fit on one side of a postcard. I was hooked!
The Blog Hop Collection
The blog hop features a well-rounded collection of five different patterns: Snow Goose, Nantucket, Baby Zip Tease, Hillside Charm, and S’Witched. Snow Goose is a great pattern to use up leftover jelly roll strips. Nantucket busts through fat quarters. Baby Zip Tease and Hillside Charm both use a charm pack (Hillside Charm also features a panel). And S’Witched takes advantage of 10-inch squares.
If you have any of those precuts lingering in your stash, you could put them to good use in one of these patterns ... Plus, the entire collection is specially priced at $8.95 right now!
My Nantucket Quilt
For my project, I took a fat quarter bundle of the Carnaby Collection (by Liberty Fabrics for Riley Blake) and made the Nantucket design.
One of the brilliant things about this pattern is that it creates little waste. I pulled 10 fat quarters from my bundle and had a few slim trimmings leftover.
I was so fixated on busting through my stash that I ignored my instinct to add in a few solids. The result was busier than I would have liked, so I included a solid border and bound the quilt with the same deep shade of blue. The addition of the border alleviates some of the problem, but I will do things differently next time (oh yes, Nantucket, there will be a next time for us!).
I have a few other thoughts on this project, but I’ll save that for next week. Let’s get back to the blog hop and giveaways ...
Other Stops on the Hop
01/19/23 Thursday
Villa Rosa Quilts (Blog Hop Kick-Off)
01/20/23 Friday
From Bolt to Beauty—You’re here!
Kathleen McMusing
Jaftex Companies
01/21/23 Saturday
Pieceful Thoughts
Little Penguin Quilts
01/22/23 Sunday
Quilt with a View
mmmquilts
01/23/23 Monday
Cheryl’s Teapots 2 Quilting
Devoted Quilter
Quilts of Valor Foundation
01/24/23 Tuesday
Needle and Foot
Am I Shouting Yet?
Electric Quilt
01/25/23 Wednesday
The Crafty Quilter
Jo’s Country Junction
Keepsake Quilting
Stitchin At Home
01/26/23 Thursday
Villa Rosa Quilts (Blog Hop Wrap-Up)
Giveaway
Villa Rosa Designs is giving away the complete blog hop collection of postcard patterns to one From Bolt to Beauty reader. You have two opportunities to enter: Enter this week’s Beauties Pageant and/or leave a comment (perhaps which Villa Rosa pattern you’d like to make?).
Three randomly selected entries will be entered to win the Sponsored Individual Prizes, and two randomly selected entrants will be entered to win the Grand Prize Box drawing.
These giveaways are open internationally. Winners outside the United States will receive a digital collection of the blog hop patterns. Entries close on Sunday, January 29, at 11:59 p.m. (GMT-5:00). Winners will be notified and prizes will be shipped in February.
Please note: If you are commenting anonymously or are a no-reply blogger (or aren’t sure whether you’re a no-reply blogger), please leave your email address in the comment or send it to me directly at frombolttobeauty [at] gmail [dot] com.
There are a ton of prizes. Head to the Villa Rosa blog to learn more!
Follow Me On ...
The pageant rules are simple:
- Post your finish in the linky tool. (No links to your own giveaway or linky, please!)
- Point your readers back here with a text link or use the button above.
- Visit and comment on other participants’ finishes.
This is really exciting to be able to visit shops I haven’t been to….I’m very excited!
ReplyDeleteI like the dark boarder to the quilt. If I try the pattern I might sneak a bit of that fabric into the quilt.
ReplyDeleteGreat job on your quilt. Like that you added the border. It’s fun to visit the other shop on the Blog Hop! Thanks
ReplyDeleteI like the Nantucket pattern, it's a great layout for larger scale prints! Craftraditions at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteLove your version of Nantucket. It’s on my list of quilts to make.
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DeleteGreat version! Can’t wait to get started on Villa Rosa quilts!
DeleteI love Villa Rosa cards! I would really like to make Sisterhood next.
ReplyDeleteI really like the snow goose pattern, I have a lot of blue material to use to make it.
ReplyDeleteI have made Hillside Charm but would really like to make S'Witched!
ReplyDeleteI’d like to make Hillside Charm.
ReplyDeleteI am new to Villa Rosa and am loving this hop already! I thought I would like to make Nantucket and now after seeing your quilt I am sure I do! Love that navy border! Thank you !
ReplyDeleteI have several Villa Rosa patterns but haven't made any yet. I think I would like to make Snow Goose. I have some panels that I need to use so Hillside Charm would be another I would use.
ReplyDeleteI have done a few Villa Rosa designs over the years, the last one was Jasmine using a jelly for it. But would like to try it using scraps next time!
ReplyDeleteI’m thinking of making the Nantucket as well. Jo sent me !
ReplyDeleteHi! I am enjoying the opportunity to virtually visit some wonderful shops!!
ReplyDeleteJo from Jo's Country Junction sent me! Thanks for participating in this hop!
ReplyDeleteI really like that pattern. Jo sent me!
ReplyDeleteI love your Nantucket version, Michelle! That's my fav pattern of the five. Otherwise, my all-time fav VR pattern is Honey Bouquet. Did you know they have an app with all their patterns? It make for a quick, portable look-up!
ReplyDeleteI did not know that! Thanks for the tip!
DeleteLove your Nantucket quilt—it is my favorite of the five! Anne.b.hone at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteI love your all patterns version, Michelle. It is a feast for the eyes. I especially love how the panto you chose amplifies the floral designs in the fabrics.
ReplyDeleteLovely quilt! I just recently bought a Villa Rose pattern, Electron, and am looking forward to making it.
ReplyDeletemy email is sandi1100 at yahoo dot com
DeleteI’ve seen these little postcard patterns and now I’m eager to try one. I like your fabric and pattern choices! Nantucket might be my favorite of the bunch but I do like flying geese.
ReplyDeleteHi, Jo sent me from Jo's Country junction and I'd like to try one of those quilt patterns from Villa Rose, I have seen them in the shops but have never tried, Guess i need to change that. I am going to browse around your blog for awhile. looks interesting.
ReplyDeleteI had seen a bit of Nantucket on Jo’s blog and it is my favorite
ReplyDeleterjoehnk5@aol.com
I love the quilting pattern you chose, and your border choice.
ReplyDeleteI am gmarceline333@gmail.com
DeleteI would like to make Hillside charm. Adralb@aol.com
ReplyDeleteJo sent me to your blog!
ReplyDeleteI would like to make Nantucket and Jo sent me! Love this blog hop-ryarolim@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI think Nantucket would make a great quilt for showing off large beautiful prints!! I can also see this as a child's quilt with their favorite character.
ReplyDeleteI really like your colors in the Nantucket quilt! I would like to try this pattern for sure. My email is droseman58@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteI am sgquilting@hotmail.com. Jo Kramer sent me.
ReplyDeleteThe fabrics you used in Nantucket are just perfect
ReplyDeleteNantucket pattern interesting. Could be fun to make with some of my flowered fabric. Thank you
ReplyDeleteI love Nantucket. What a great pattern.
ReplyDeleteI love seeing the different color ways to do a pattern.
cshelleyqbq [at] gmail [dot] com
Nantucket was the next in line for my make! Love your version and fun to meet another New England blogger. I am on Peaks Island ME most of the time, but also spend time in Boston.
ReplyDeleteAll look like great patterns , depends on fabric and who the quilt would be for as to which one to choose!
ReplyDeleteI'd like to make the Pointless pattern. Nice finish. The great thing about the Villa Rose patterns is that they work with so many different fabric styles.
ReplyDeleteI almost used that pattern for the blog hop. I also thought about using some solids to make it less busy. Nice quilt!
ReplyDeleteNantucket looks so cozy. My next VR quilt will be Sisterhood, all fabric ready and yelling hurry up I am ready
ReplyDeleteLove the Nantucket quilt. Currently working on VR Gummies. Love to see all different fabrics and colors others use on their quilts.
ReplyDeleteJo sent me here, and i like your work. This quilt is really beautiful.
ReplyDeleteJo sent me here…
ReplyDeleteThe Nantucket quilt is great! Thanks for sharing!!
Sandra B
scb23229@yahoo.com
Oh, I love Liberty Fabrics. The Navy border was genius.
ReplyDeleteThat is the perfect design to feature those pretty prints! I like the dark blue border and binding, too. Beautiful finish!
ReplyDeleteJo sent me. I think Nantucket would work as an eye-spy quilt, too.
ReplyDeleteVilla Rose Designs are new to me! I think Nantucket is a great pattern!
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing how far 10 FQs can stretch when they are efficiently used. I often think fabric lines need some solids to help break things up a bit, too, and I look forward to hearing more of your thoughts! :)
ReplyDeletePointless is fantastic. I had not seen that pattern before. Your version of Nantucket is so sweet. That border does help with the busy tone to the quilt. Calms things down quite a bit. Super cute Michelle.
ReplyDeleteHi Michelle! Love your quilt! Though I didn’t think it was too busy, the border added something good! Roxanne (Jo sent me!)
ReplyDeleteI love the Snowgoose pattern but they all would make darling quilts! cmberry@lsu.edu
ReplyDeleteI like the busy-ness of your quilt! In fact, this may just be the pattern for my Kaffe Fasset collection…. BTW Jo sent me! prjule at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteI like the Nantucket quilt as well. Yours is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAmy Walter
auntie.ckark@gmail.com
Your Nantucket quilt is beautiful,,,what’s not to love about a mishmash of Liberty prints?
ReplyDeleteLove the colors in your Nantucket quilt. It has given me inspiration to make this pattern.
ReplyDeleteNot sure why this says anonymous. deloresohm@gmail.com
DeleteA very lovely quilt and looks quick to make.
ReplyDeleteYour Nantucket quilt is lovely! Thanks sew much for joining the VRD Blog Hop. littlequilts at windstream dot net
ReplyDeleteThanks for showing this quilt and explaining what you would do differently. I like the addition of that blue.
ReplyDeleteI plan to make Villa Rosa Radiance pattern next.
ReplyDeleteI can’t just pick one to make next I love them all. But I’m thinking Fish and Chips
ReplyDeletemolly@villarosadesigns.com
Very pretty--good idea to add the solid border
ReplyDeleteI like the Nantucket fabrics you used in your quilt--very pretty!
ReplyDeletebarbkaup(at)(yahoo)(dot)(com)
Well, I have a Crimson Glory kit I just put on my cutting table, so I think that is next! It will be done in Christmas fabrics…just couldn’t get to it on time, so I’m doing it now! rhondapatrick2@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteNantucket looks like a great pattern for featuring large prints.
ReplyDeleteGood call on the border. I recently finished a VR On Key quilt top.
ReplyDeleteVilla Rose has so many great patterns! Quick, non-complicated quilts that are just beautiful. Thanks for the blog hop. Jo sent me. Jmrwdm@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI'm going to try to keep up with the blog hop. I'd like to see some new sites. I have a layer cake waiting to be used and Switched looks perfect for it.
ReplyDeleteI have never done much with precuts, though I do have some. I really like the look of S'Witched, so I hope to try that soon. Your quilt is darling!
ReplyDeleteI think this would be a little busy for me but it is beautiful! I would probably use a few more solids. Thank you. Jo sent me
ReplyDeleteI really need to make that Nantucket pattern. Your sample is beautiful. Lynne Brosch lrugg1224@aol.com
ReplyDeleteGreat job with your Nantucket quilt! It's lovely!
ReplyDeleteJo sent me. I like Nantucket most of the five. I like the fabric you choose for this one.
ReplyDeletecke49@yahoo.com
I'm so excited about this blog hop and that I found a new place to look for fun patterns! I like so many of theirs, but would like to make Raspberry Cream to use up a charm pack I have in my stash.
ReplyDeleteI'm enjoying seeing the versions of the quilt patterns! Your Nantucket makes me think of a picnic on a warm, sunny day!
ReplyDeleteHi Michelle! I think Nantucket was a good choice for this fabric. Anything with that name just has to have some blues in the fabric choices. Happy New Year to you and your family, my friend. {{Hugs}} ~smile~ Roseanne
ReplyDeleteKim Straughn here, I may have to try the Nantucket quilt, it’s great!!!
ReplyDeleteIt made a very lovely quilt. It looks so pretty swirled. dorthac at aol dot com
ReplyDeleteoh but your quilt is fabulous. I love the business with the dark blue borders. how fun is this? thanks for sharing and inspiring. quilting dash lady at comcast dot net
ReplyDeleteIsn’t it funny how many of us make multiples of the Villa Rosa quilts? I’ve made 2 Cherish, 2 Bohemia, and 1 Smudge in 2022. I bought a bunch more cards so I have many more in my pile for 2023
ReplyDeleteVilla Rosa hillside would work with a panel I have and Switched is on my list.
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2 favorites of VRD are giggles and Twinkle
ReplyDeleteI love Villa Rosa patterns. I am hoping to work on the new Chop pattern with a lovely rainbow of solid colors
ReplyDeleteYour quilt would make a cute baby quilt.
ReplyDeleteI love all your patterns. I like to try the Nantucket Pattern.
ReplyDeletemaryperalta2018@yahoo.com
Love the pattern!
ReplyDeleteI love your Nantucket quilt. I enjoy reading your blog! I will follow it!
ReplyDeleteI think your quilt turned out great. I love all the movement going on. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteJo sent me! I absolutely love your Nantucket quilt, especially without solids! Love the quilting and the border, it's perfect! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteGlad to see and learn more technique’s and tips of products. Ty
ReplyDeleteI really like the snow goose pattern. I rarely make flying geese, but I do love quilts made with them! Dsb448 (at) att (dot) net
ReplyDeleteI have the Nantucket oattern also and have not made it yet. Appreciate your tips on selecting your fabrics. I think your blue border really pulls everything together.
ReplyDeleteBulbgardener@gmail.com
Deletelooking forward to starting a new VRC pattern for a summer bazaar raffle quilt
ReplyDeleteThank you for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteThis is the quilt I plan to make. Love how yours turned out!
ReplyDeleteJo sent me. Love your quilt with all the prints--so much movement! Barb H at rickhayden@comcast,net
ReplyDeleterickhayden@comcast.net (is correct)
DeleteLove your liberty colors. Jo sent me. 🙂
ReplyDeleteSnow Goose is calling to me!! wild_blue_farm@yahoo.com Love your quilt!
ReplyDeleteI love your choice of fabrics for the Nantucket quilt. It's beautiful.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is beautiful - love the fabrics! Nantucket is on my wish list.
ReplyDeleteI want to make the Hillside Charm pattern with RWB!
ReplyDeleteLove your Nantucket quilt. I think I will try to make this one. foxxybeader@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteLove!!!
ReplyDeleteI've been looking at making Paralleled with some Tula Pink fabric for the bigger boxes.
ReplyDeleteThanks for being part of the blog hop!
ReplyDeleteBaby Zip Tease is my favorite. dj.preckwinkle@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI like your version of Nantucket. quiltjane@aol.com
ReplyDeleteI think I want to try S’Witched in a Patrotic fabric line for a QOV seems interesting to me!
ReplyDeleteI like your Nantucket quilt with all floral fabrics and solid border. chin_lyn@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteFinally found comments! I like Nantucket best of the hop cards.
ReplyDeleteThe S'Witched card looks like it would be fun to make.
ReplyDeleteNantucket is great! I found out about the hop from jo but I love villa Rosa cards!
ReplyDeleteJo sent me
ReplyDeleteJohn sent me. I like the colors you chose.
ReplyDeleteMy very first blog hop!!! Excited to continue learning all I can!!
ReplyDeleteI love the fabric you used for your Nantucket quilt! our5girls.johnson@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI like the Villa Rose pattern Twinkle. jgsowin@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI am excited to be here, read, learn and dream!
ReplyDeletesimmons_t2m@hotmail.com
I’d like to make Hillside Charm.
ReplyDeleteshades000 (at) gmail (dot) com
Thank you for the tip on using more solids on Nantucket. This is my first blog hop and I am totally enjoying it. Txs
ReplyDeleteNantucket is on my list of many VillaRosa Designs I am making. Yours is beautiful. Keep blogging
ReplyDeleteI've made several quilts using Villa Rosa Designs patterns - love how simple and easy they are.
ReplyDeleteI have several Villa Rosa Designs and out of the 5 for this blog hop I like them all. Cathy at meladycat2000@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteI like your quilt even if it ended up busy. My next VRD I want to make is Sisterhood. Krista at quiltingkoala@ymail.com
ReplyDeleteI love the Liberty fabrics. Nantucket is a good one, I will have to buy that one. I use Cool Water a lot. Jmikebalou (at) aol (dot) com
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely fabrics and the quilt design showcases them perfectly.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your quilt! The Nantucket pattern is my favorite so far. It looks great and like it's a quick sew. My email is candjean@hotmail.com.
ReplyDeleteNantucket is lovely! Thanks for the hop!
ReplyDeleteI love Villa Rosa designs. I would like to make Nantucket, too!
ReplyDeleteI have a panel that I would love to try Hillside charm on. Your Nantucket quilt turned out beautiful.
ReplyDeletegolddust at kpunet dot net
Nantucket seems to be everyone's favorite. Mine too. Love te fabrics you used in yours!
ReplyDeleteLove the fun fabrics. Jo sent mne.
ReplyDeleteOh my! You've got a lot of comments for 24 hours or so since you posted. I'm a fan of Villa Rosa myself. I haven't got a Friday blog post this week but I always link up when I do. Have a great week.
ReplyDeleteSuch a great giveaway! Thanks for the opportunity to win fabulous prizes
ReplyDeleteYou had a great pattern there to use up some pretty stashed away fabrics! It turned out great! One Villa Rose pattern I'd like to make is the Snow Goose...I'm always drawn to the Flying Geese blocks! duchick at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteYour quilt turned out beautifully! My eye is on the snow goose pattern!
ReplyDeleteI love your quilt! I think it’s great and not too busy! I own several Villa Rosa Designs patterns and love that they are simple sewing yet great designs that make for a quick finish. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI like your Nantucket. When you mentioned the Baby Zip Tease used charms, I decided I would love to make that.
ReplyDeleteJo sent me! Love Nantucket!! Great way to use up scraps.
ReplyDeleteminkgirl60@hotmail.com
DeleteThis reminds me I have a Villa Rosa pattern somewhere. But I like your Nantucket so that would be fun. I would throw in a few solids as you said!)
ReplyDeleteYour quilt turned out beautifully!
ReplyDeleteBaby Zip Tease looks like a fun quilt.
ReplyDeleteI like your quilt. This pattern caught my eye as soon as I saw it.
ReplyDeleteJo sent me.
DeleteI think your quilt has a boho vibe! Nicely done. :-)
ReplyDeleteI want to make Hillside Charm
ReplyDeleteI have quilted several patterns from Villa Rosa. I would like to do Hillside Charm next.
ReplyDeleteI like Hillside Charm in the winter theme. I am looking forward to quilting it next
ReplyDeleteStitchinbabe@gmail.com
Would be hard to decide on a favorite pattern. I have several kits that I want to make. Just need to get my sewjo back!
ReplyDeleteNantucket was my choice along with S' Witched. Thank you for being part of the Hop. It is fun seeing all the patterns made up.
ReplyDeleteI have enjoyed making several VRD patterns and Baby Goose will be my next one. quiltcarver at yahoo dot com
ReplyDeleteI have panels to use so Hillside Charm would be my choice to sew.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is really cute. I want to make Batty. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI am new to the Villa Rosa patterns and there are way too many to pick just one. I do like Hillside because I like seeing what can be done with a panel
ReplyDeleteI want to make the Hillside Charm quilt as it would be my first time using a panel in a quilt without cutting the panel into pieces.
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the details about which project is best for the types of pre cuts available. I plan to get my hands on the Nantucket pattern first!
ReplyDeleteI have several layer cakes that have been languishing in a drawer. Time to bust them out with S'Witched!
ReplyDeleteI love the pattern s’witched! Easy way to use precuts!
ReplyDeleteRachel Cook
Carrac7@gmail.com
Your Nantucket is beautiful! I just finished making a 2M with Guicy Guice fabrics. That pattern was so easy. I love VRDs!
ReplyDeleteI love VRDs patterns. Above comment from me.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt.
ReplyDeleteDarlene Sewista
Love villa Rosa, each is so different and so fun to try again with new fabric twist
ReplyDeleteNice quilt and border choice.
ReplyDeleteNice quilt! Love pulling random FQ's from my stash and this pattern works great. (Kathy - kdcamp4attelusdotnet
ReplyDeleteI'd make Nantucket, just like you. {cooperrs@sbcglobal.net}
ReplyDeleteLove the patriotic colors and a block quilt that has personality: stureym@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI love the Villa Rosa patterns and have made oodles. Jo sent me here.
ReplyDeletepjsdcrum@gmail.com
Love The Nantucket Quilt! Would like to make any of the Irish table runners for St. Patrick's Day! - Tracy Cronin TAC1542@aol.com
ReplyDeleteNew to quilting and love the Villa Rosa design pattern. Fpgrandma@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteJo sent me and I love these quilts. Ridaguardon@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteYour Nantucket looks great. Love your color choices.
ReplyDeleteNantucket and Switched would be my first choices. Love your version.
ReplyDeleteI love all the patterns. It is so hard to choose, but, maybe Nantucket? Thanks
ReplyDeleteGood morning I like the hill side charm quilt and the Nantucket one..well...really all of them are really interesting it's hard to just pick one👍👍
ReplyDeleteI agree with adding the solids to spotlight some of your beautiful prints! Thanks for sharing. Lorin@3crealestatesoltions.com
ReplyDeletelove the Nantucket pattern. will be my next to try!
ReplyDeleteMy next villa rosa will probably be the splash Snowfall on the range. I have a panel I want to use it with. I just love all and the nantucket pattern is also a beauty! christinecnv@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteYour Nantucket quilt is so cute. I love the soft colors of the prints that you used. tkmattson@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteAjvjheck90@verizon.net. My next Villa Rosa quilt will probably be “Honnor”.
ReplyDeleteLove VR, Jo sent me, quilthyme@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteBaby zip tease and s’witched both look interesting. Will be looking forward to playing with different colors to see what happens.
ReplyDeleteJo sent me
I really like Baby Zip Tease. Such a fun pattern!
ReplyDeletePinwheel picnic
ReplyDeleteI would like to try making Snow Goose.
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DeleteI would like to do the s'witched pattern, it looks to be a fast an easy quilt. And I most definitely have some 10 inch fabrics. The hillside charm is a very close second choice.
ReplyDeleteI like your busy quilt.
So many great patterns to choose from! I think I would like to make the Asagail quilt first.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy your version of Nantucket, it's my favorite pattern out of the bunch. I think the pointless pattern is great too. I'm going to have to grab it to make for a teacher friend of mine.
ReplyDeleteJo sent me....Pretty quilt...
ReplyDeleteYour Nantucket version is very pretty.
ReplyDeleteBeing in Massachusetts I had to check out your Nantucket quilt. I love Liberty Fabrics and like what you did with them. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI like the pattern S Witched........I love the fabric you used in your quilt...
ReplyDeletesurvivor972002@midco.net
Love love love all the patterns! I can't wait to make Snow Goose! - Teri M teri.morgan71@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteNantucket is one of my three favorites.
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