You can see the painting that was the inspiration for this quilt here. I think I achieved that 'dreamy' feeling I was going for. It only took me a year.
You can see the painting that was the inspiration for this quilt here. I think I achieved that 'dreamy' feeling I was going for. It only took me a year.
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I love it. It definitely has that dreamy, floaty feeling. A perfect quilt to bring some summer sunshine into dreary fall and winter!!!
Blessings,
KT
Oh, is that ever pretty. I am already longing for spring - your quilt is a panacea for the cold weather blahs!
it looks so soft and beautiful!
oh jacquie. you have done it again. so so darn pretty. would love to see it on a bed with vintage sheets and pillow cases! (not that i am asking you to stage this for me....)
molly
How refreshing on this 'nippy' morning!!!
That is just beautiful! You did a wonderful job. :)
Oh a finish and such a pretty one!! Beautiful!!
Very nice. I love the Monet look.
So pretty; I can absolutley see the inspiration from Monet! Heading into darker and shorter days we need a bit of fabulos flowers and pretty colours.
I sure feels good to finish an UFO, doesn't it?
Lovely, lovely, lovely!
That is one nice quilt.
Congratulations Jacquie! I really have to get to my UFO's.
So much to celebrate - a UFO finish, a beautiful quilt inspired by a painting, recycling pre-loved vintage sheets...and making space in the closet for another new project!! Lovely quilt Jacquie.
That definitely resembles the painting, and a year?? Better late than never! (I've had a cross stitch half finished in the basement for {eeek} 6 years or so?)
Beautiful! I love the low contrast and how blended it is. Congrats on finishing a long time UFO! That's gotta feel so good.
I'm so glad that you got this one finished. It was one of my favorites of yours.
Fabulous! I've been dying to see how this one would turn out.
I think it turned out prettier than the painting, honestly... There is something very special about those vintage fabrics, maybe some kind of esthetic connection to my childhood?
I remember commenting on this when you were first working on it...LOVE how it turned out! I'm still plugging away on my UFO's as well.
Your quilt is beautiful. Great job!
Jacquie that is just stunning!!
I just love that quilt!
It's absolutely lovely.
I'd glad your venture into the ufo closet has thus far been successful - good luck with the next ones!
Yes, I think that you have definitely achieved that feeling of Monet's garden. Just beautiful!
Lovely -- that blue zigzag is such a great touch. The quilt really does have a dreamy feel.
Gorgeous. I remember this was one of the first projects I saw when I first found your blog last year. I love how it turned out!
I've been waiting to see this one done. I love it! It's so beautiful
I LOVE IT!!!
you did a great job watercoloring without a clue (nah, just sounded good, seeing as how you started that without knowing it was a whole movement! :-)
makes me wanna lie under it on a hammock with a pillow and a book....over my face while I sleep in the sun.
it is beautiful!! i love it!!
Like a meadow in spring. I love all the fresh colors. Nice finish.
It's beautiful! Great finish J :)
it's wonderful!!! how big is it?
I love how this turned out! I remember when you first started this
This is gorgeous!
I've always wanted to do an impressionistic quilt like that. Yours is so sweet.
I remember this one. How very pretty it is!
Kris
I do believe that you've achieved your objective. A very fresh and, well, yes, an exciting quilt; but very soothing, like water.
Jacquie!!!
I LOVE the finished quilt! Perfect. Good Job finishing your UFO's!
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