oh Lori I love them too well that pin cushion is just so adorable I wish I had the patience to make things like that. now the blocks are awesome and I could make them all day long. well I think you should finish them and well if you don't want to you can always send them to me, yes I would finish them and treasure the quilt! Kathie
What a great collection of Dresden Plates! I especially like the way you used rick-rack to make "waves" on the edges of the last plate. What a great idea. Sure beats trying to applique those hills and valleys.
Oh Lori, I will tell you why I do not like Dresdens.... Are you ready...? 'cause I don't think I could ever in a million lifetimes come to make them like you...lol. Ok, can we talk the pin cushions...I do love those. blessings madame samm
I remember you starting some of those Dresden's up at Rae Ann's cabin. Thank you so much for the tutorial. (I did go out and buy the ruler, and hope to make some very soon). Love the variety you have designed. Combining dresdens with yo yo's is my favorite one!
Okay, stop making me envious.....I must stop drooling.....My favorites are the one with a lot of reds and the one you have planned for next spring. I like all the others too, don't want to make them left out. I love the pincushions, they are beautiful. I love dresdens too. Haven't made any yet, but they are on my list!
The fifth picture down? I have a quilt with those same prints and dresden block!! My great grandma made it for me 15 years ago, on her treadle sewing machine. :)
Who doesn't love Dresden's??? I just completed 4 quilt projects for family we're visiting in CA in Nov. so I decided I wanted to make a Dresden table runner for my friend in St. Louis for Christmas. I'm using a charm pack and I just love cutting them out. Can't wait to get to sewing:)
I thought today I would show you some of my dresden blocks in various stages of finish...or un-finish...
Wow, Lori they are beautiful. I 'heart' your dresdens. :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great blog post! Absolutely darling what you have done with all the dresdens!
ReplyDeleteoh Lori I love them too
ReplyDeletewell that pin cushion is just so adorable
I wish I had the patience to make things like that.
now the blocks are awesome and I could make them all day long.
well I think you should finish them and well if you don't want to you can always send them to me, yes I would finish them and treasure the quilt!
Kathie
What a great collection of Dresden Plates! I especially like the way you used rick-rack to make "waves" on the edges of the last plate. What a great idea. Sure beats trying to applique those hills and valleys.
ReplyDeleteLori thay are all beautiful. I have some tucked away that I could probably be working on.
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful! I like the pin cushions with the yo-you center. Very cute.
ReplyDeleteOh Lori, I will tell you why I do not like Dresdens....
ReplyDeleteAre you ready...? 'cause I don't think I could ever in a million lifetimes come to make them like you...lol.
Ok, can we talk the pin cushions...I do love those.
blessings madame samm
Absolutely beautiful! Oh goodness, those pin cushions are so adorable! :o)
ReplyDeleteSincerely ~ Tricia
I remember you starting some of those Dresden's up at Rae Ann's cabin. Thank you so much for the tutorial. (I did go out and buy the ruler, and hope to make some very soon). Love the variety you have designed. Combining dresdens with yo yo's is my favorite one!
ReplyDeleteCute! I love dresdens too!
ReplyDeleteLove your Dresden fabric choices! And those pincushions are so sweet!
ReplyDeleteWow - that's a beautiful collection Lori! I love those cute little pincushions too!
ReplyDeleteLori they are all beautiful! I adore the pincushions :O)
ReplyDeleteLove them all Lori...what a wonderful idea for a post...you've inspired me to make a dresden pincushion!
ReplyDeleteOkay, stop making me envious.....I must stop drooling.....My favorites are the one with a lot of reds and the one you have planned for next spring. I like all the others too, don't want to make them left out. I love the pincushions, they are beautiful. I love dresdens too. Haven't made any yet, but they are on my list!
ReplyDeleteAll your dresdens are so gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteWow Lori! Those are great. I heart your dresdens too! That's one I've never tried but your's might have changed my mind! So beautiful! Jenn
ReplyDeleteThe fifth picture down? I have a quilt with those same prints and dresden block!! My great grandma made it for me 15 years ago, on her treadle sewing machine. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a variety of Dresden designs. Very creative.
ReplyDeleteI was hoping your new pattern would be available.
Me too. The pincushions are so sweet.
ReplyDeleteOh, I'm in love with all of them too!! What a wonderful variety. I'm going to have to look for your patterns when I'm out in Utah later this month!
ReplyDeleteWho doesn't love Dresden's??? I just completed 4 quilt projects for family we're visiting in CA in Nov. so I decided I wanted to make a Dresden table runner for my friend in St. Louis for Christmas. I'm using a charm pack and I just love cutting them out. Can't wait to get to sewing:)
ReplyDeleteLove the Dresdens, especialy the pin cushion. It is too cute.
ReplyDeleteSo lovely and I am smitten with your little pincushion. That is just darling!! So much fun :)
ReplyDeleteI love the colors in the first photo and those pincushions are adorable!!
ReplyDeleteOh my.
ReplyDeleteoh. my.
Oh, I love dresdens too! Can´t tell which one of yours I like best.
ReplyDeleteCan I ask you a question? How do you manage to put more than five pictures to one blog post?