Each of these quilts from photo streams at Flickr can be clicked on -- that will take you to the photographer's page where more information may be posted about each quilt, along with the opportunity to look through the entire photo stream from that particular photographer.
Sunday, September 16, 2007
baby quilt detail
All of the quilts I've decided to share with you can be found at Flickr.com. In the box that says "search everyone's photos" type in "baby quilts." When I did it, there were over 5000 photos that had been tagged with "baby quilt." I've chosen just a few to share.
Saturday, September 15, 2007
baby quilt
Click on the photo and you will be taken to Flickr.com where this photo "lives." Once you get there, this photo has "notes" -- move your mouse over the outlined areas and find out where some of these fabrics came from. Sort of something Chenille might have done. :-)
Square Baby Quilt
In TURQUOISE, Chenille's baby quilts are lovingly made using fabric trimmed from clothing that carries memories for her. A simple quilt like this one made from squares could easily be constructed from assorted fabric scraps.
Baby rag quilt
Sorry, this photo isn't quite clear. But I thought it was a cute idea -- with the raggedy edges on the hearts as well as around the blocks. This type of quilt construction is getting to be quite popular, especially when made from flannels or fleece.
monkey quilt
Here is the first quilt I'd like to share with you for the Do The Blue Virtual Book Tour's "Virtual Quilt Tour" ...
What is the DO THE BLUE Book Tour? Go here to find out more http://www.marilynngriffith.typepad.com/rhythmsofgrace/
FAIR TRADE CHOCOLATE EVENT
Who doesn't like chocolate? There are very few people who don't. (They were probably given chocolate as a kid but were told it was calves' liver or something like that.)
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