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My instagram followers (@quiltsnfeathers) have seen nothing but cherry posts for more than a week, ha. |
But no more! I'm done. DONE. And finally my fabric.com order showed up and I will be quite busy working on a quilt again! This one is a commissioned quilt for a friend of my dad's--she's a breast cancer survivor and wants to celebrate and reward herself with a beautiful pink quilt:
All from Fabric.com. They have a nice selection of pink ribbon fabrics. |
She chose a big star pattern and that center pink/white fabric, I chose the rest of the pinks, the Kona Oyster background and the grey Sketch for the back. I'm not a pink person, but I'm pretty excited about this quilt!
I think your cherry canning and preparation is amazing. And yay for a commissioned quilt! I am not really a pink person either, but the colors you chose coordinate so well and I know she'll love your attention to detail. :)
ReplyDeleteThat is going to be a gorgeous quilt!!
ReplyDeleteCherries are a luxury here, between $20 and $30 per kilo, so I eat myself silly on them whenever we visit my in-laws in Canada at the right time of year. What a delicious crop!
ReplyDeleteHoly moly! That's a lot of cherries! Glad you're feeling better!
ReplyDeleteI'm not a pink person either, but that quilt is going to be amazing! Can't wait!
ReplyDeleteWish I lived closer, I would gladly take some of those cherries off your hands. Glad you are recovered from your illness too.
ReplyDeleteIs there anything you're not good at? haha Loving that fabric stack :)
ReplyDeletethat is definitely a lot of cherries. pretty fabrics for the new quilt.
ReplyDeleteHolly Cherry's batman! Looks like you are set for the long winter months! Pretty pink fabrics for your commissioned quilt.
ReplyDeleteYum!! I would love a cherry tree in our yard, though i wouldn't have the faintest idea how to do any of those things... except eat them straight off the tree!
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