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| Part 1 (Green and White) and Part 2 (Red and White) |
I've made 50 of the flying geese for Step 2. Here is a picture of the rest of Step 2 that will be completed this week. My method of flying geese is the one with cutting off the excess fabric under the sky pieces, because I like to make tiny hst's with the parts I cut off. I know, call me crazy, but I like little.
These two little ladies are in need of a Christmas quilt to share. The hst's will finish at 1 inch, and it will be fun to choose a design for a small quilt for them.
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Aren't they cute?
26 comments:
VERY cute! Been excited to see the mystery in your christmas fabrics!
I'm following Bonnie's mystery quilt, also but haven't chosen any fabrics yet. I can't wait to see how your Christmas colored version progresses.
Those dolls are adorable! Just how little are they??!! Are the hst's, that are around them, only 1-1/2" inches.....they must be such cute little dolls.
I like your choice in colors and I do that too. I have a lot of little HST. I can wait to see how yours turn out.
Cathy, the dolls are tiny. They are 6" and 5" tall. They were in Rebecca's antique store in Shipshewana,IN and I couldn't resist them. The Santa hats were purchased in a variety store near the cabin - before I bought the dolls. 2 in a pack, and were so cute but I didn't know what I was going to do with them. When I started to take the pic - I thought of the 2 Santa hats, and they fit the dolls. I love serendipities!
Judy
cute! I look forward to seeing their quilt as well as Easy Street!
Oh! How festive to make it out of holiday fabrics. Your pieces look gorgeous!
It is going to make a terrific Christmas quilt! The little one will be adorable too!!
Beautiful colors! I love the idea of making a mini quilt with the extra triangles. Thanks for all of your inspiration! ~Happy Quilting
It will be neat to see your quilt done in Christmas fabrics. It is always interesting to see the different fabric choices.
The little dolls are sweet. You aren't crazy for saving the triangles - I do the same thing. How can we throw those away when they are already cut out for us? ;)
Judy
Looking good! I'm intrigued by your Christmas fabrics and look forward to seeing it done. The little gals are so sweet. They will look even cuter with a little quilt.
They are sweet little girls, with darling hats. I'm sure they would love to have a tiny quilt.
Great colors! A Christmas Easy street - nice!
I think I love all the fun you guys are having with your mystery I will make that a goal for 2013
I just love your fabric choices... I can't wait to see it all together..
Ah, I love making doll quilts or minis with the cut-offs. Your fabrics are gorgeous and I love that snowflake white.
What a great idea...Easy Street at Christmas time!
Hi Judy, thanks for your lovely comment on my blog! I also like the fact that we are with so many quilters united all over the world! Thanks to Bonnie!
And I love your colours!! It looks Christmas at Easy Street; what a great idea!! Those great little dolls! (I'm a bit of a doll-girl... :) ....).
Enjoy your quilting.
Those Christmas fabrics are always so irresistible, I have put a few into my quilt, just to make use of them. I look forward to following your progress.
So cute!
I've decided to make my Easy Street a Christmas one as well...when I started digging through my stash, I was amazed at how much Christmas fabric i had.
Won't it be fun to have a Christmas Easy Street quilt in your home for next year! Can't wait to see more in the weeks ahead!
Simply BEAUTIFUL! :)
I thought about using Christmas fabrics but did not have enough to work with. Your quilt is going to look awesome.:)
Love your Christmas fabric! Can't wait to see more!
I love the fabrics you are using for Easy Street! I love Christmas quilts!
Great ideas here.
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