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Friday, June 10, 2011

Tuscan Inspiration

The KC Modern Quilt Guild decided to do a Chef's Swap...no, we didn't swap Paula Dean for Bobby Flay, we packed up a bag of scraps and some info about our kitchens, secretly traded bags and made something for each other's kitchens. I drew Sharon and she gave me scraps in burnt orange, green and gold and the inspiration of Tuscany. I made her this tablerunner.
It was fun to free piece and put this together for her. I so hope that it works in her kitchen.

Can you believe it's Friday already? Enjoy the weekend! Happy sewing!

30 comments:

  1. I like how this is quilted - very interesting texture to it.
    Karen
    http://karensquilting.com/blog/

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  2. I'm sure Sharon will love it! And it would look great in my kitchen, too.

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  3. It may be Friday, but it is still only a quarter till 9...
    (I've been at work since 5, but it feels like it should at least be noon by now...)

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  4. Love it Jacqui and I'm sure your friends kitchen will look superb with this new addition - maybe I need to have a go at this modern piecing.

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  5. That quilting zig-zag is really cool!! I laughed out loud at swapping Paula for Bobby!!

    p.s. no, i can't believe it's Friday! ack.

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  6. Wow... she better like it :) I would make it fit my kitchen :) have a great weekend.

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  7. So pretty! Love the quilting! :)

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  8. That looks wonderful and I love the color choices.

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  9. Oh, my she is so lucky!!! You did an incredible job!!!

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  10. Very nice. I love the way you separated the colors with the light solids. Did those come with the scraps of did you add them later?

    glen

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  11. Love it! What a beautiful runner.

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  12. Well, it's LOVE I'm feelin' for this little cutie!!! Wow, what a great creation sprang forth!! I would take it in a New York minute, yes indeed!!

    I scrolled through and caught up on your projects and now am I'm truly inspired!!! Your B/W/Red squares had me drooling and smacking my lips!!!

    I thought about you many times during the siege of bad weather, and I'm sooooo glad you guys are ok and have shelter to retreat into!

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  13. Yours was one of my favorite project, Jacquie!

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  14. Fantastic, Jaquie! I always adore scrappy projects and yours is so fun. Especially like the texture created by your quilting.

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  15. gosh the runner is beautiful! So inspiring. I've been working with solids lately and just love what comes from them.
    Thanks for the inspiration.

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  16. i love it. The colors and quilting are beautiful. The random piecing lovely!

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  17. Beautiful table runner. I really like the quilting. It gives the piece such an interesting texture.

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  18. Just Fabulous! Great quilting, too, and such a cool idea for a swap.

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  19. Jacquie, It DOES look great in my kitchen! Thank you so much! I'll send you a picture soon. I'd love to learn how you did the perfect wavy quilting.

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  20. Super cool - what a fun swap idea!

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  21. The table runner is gorgeous and the quilting on it is AWESOME! How'dja do that? LOL

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  22. Love it - it would look fab in my kitchen too!!

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  23. I echo the comment about the quilting. It's great!

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  24. The piecing is so fun & the quilting is just great! She will love it, I'm sure!

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  25. I love the way the quilting adds texture to your table runner!

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  26. what a super fun idea!!

    love the quilting on that one!

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