I'm home. I'm happy to be home. I have a little regional work, but after that it's time to take care of me, my family and to take time to sew and create.
I'd like to share this quilt with you. It's called Homage and the pattern and a short article are in the current issue of The Quilt Life magazine. I love this quilt. It's also going to be hanging at the Original Sewing and Quilt Expo in Tinley Park this weekend.
It's densely quilted with a diamond serpentine stitch.
Can't wait for it to come home. As Kansas gals say, "there's no place like home!"
Glad to hear that you are home, and staying relatively close to home!
ReplyDeleteHomage is beautiful, and I'm still dying to try that serpentine stitch.
Jacquie- Homage is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt Jacquie. Love all of the color. enjoy your time at home with family!
ReplyDeleteLooks great! Congratulations on the quilt. Love the diamond serpentine quilting.
ReplyDeleteWow! That is beautiful!
ReplyDeletedang -- that is powerful --- love that serpentine stitch ...
ReplyDeleteGorgeous. The scale of the dense quilting is striking against the large color blocks.
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful quilt! I love how the quilting looks from a distance.
ReplyDeleteWow, just beautiful. I love everything about it. Welcome home.
ReplyDeleteLove your quilt, Jacquie. Selfishly, I'm glad you didn't go home before stopping by my part of the world. It was so much fun to meet you and see your work 'up close and in person'.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your well deserved home-coming.
Fabulous quilt and I just read the article this afternoon...loved it. Enjoy your at home time!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning quilt.... as usual!
ReplyDeleteI love this quilt and am excited to read more about it.
ReplyDeleteI take my kids to the park each week and pour over all my quilt magazines while they play. I can't wait!
Very pretty!
ReplyDeleteLove this quilt and the quilting is great too!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful!
ReplyDeleteIt is absolutely fantastic!
ReplyDeleteloooooooove the quilting!!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous quilt, Jacquie, a real work of art. Welcome home. I look forward to hearing more of you voice here, now that you've got some time away from the road for a bi!
ReplyDeleteWow, What a coincidence! I just finished sewing the binding on a quilt I made in similar colors. I call mine 'Homage to Josef'.
ReplyDeleteI love how you arranged your blocks!
another beautiful quilt. I love what you do with solids and to get such impact with such simple shapes is pure artistry. Great job as usual.
ReplyDeleteLove the colours on this quilt!
ReplyDeleteIf you are that glad to be home, I know where you have been! LOL Me too and I'm also glad to be home. ADORE this new quilt.
ReplyDeleteSee you in January!
Beautiful quilting--so unique
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful.
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful quilt. Love how you threw in one print with the solids (at least that's what it looks like to me).
ReplyDeleteWhat stitch on your sewing machine do you use to get the diamond stitch? I have a Bernina.
ReplyDeleteI. Love. This. Quilt! I, too, have a Bernina and would like to know how you get that stitch. All I can manage is a rounded, wavy stitch.
ReplyDeleteWow - I really love this quilt, too! This quilting stitch - I was actually thinking about this zig-zaggy like stitch last week. It looks mahvelous dahling!
ReplyDeleteI love everything about this!!
ReplyDeleteI know I'm getting to the "Praise for Homage Party" a bit late but I just had to stop in a say Happy Holidays and WOW!!!! What a stunning piece Jacquie! You never cease to inspire and amaze.
ReplyDeleteI know I'm a little late to the "Praise for Homage Party" a little late, but I just had to stop in (from Pinterest) and say Happy Holidays and WOW!!! This piece is stunning! You never cease to inspire and amaze!
ReplyDeleteIt was your quilt that I fell in love with at the Tinley Park Quilt Expo! I had no idea. I just knew I loved the colors in it.
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