I started this in Minnesota and finished it at the airport in Seattle.
They have high-backed rocking chairs in their open and sunny central terminal!
And back home...
Our grandchildren love this white rocking chair. But I think it makes a great photo prop.
This was a fun project. Thanks, Angie, for organizing it! You can read a little interview she did here, with answers to some fun questions. I hope you will check out all the other versions of this sweet mini.
It's lovely!
ReplyDeleteYour version is great! The pastels against the black make it a little Amish...
ReplyDeleteVery nice Cindy! I was very lucky to see it in person during construction!
ReplyDeleteCool finish! Love how it turned out. I'm impressed with how fast you put it together.
ReplyDeleteIs that the new Oakshott? Absolutely beautiful. I'm really liking all the minis that I'm seeing.
ReplyDeleteIt looks terrific. That backing is so much fun.
ReplyDeleteVery sweet little quilt Cindy.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful - sweet with just enough drama!
ReplyDeleteLove the contrast of the Oakshotts with the black, and the zipper bag in the last post was very cute :o)
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful little Amish quilt! I love your last picture!
ReplyDeleteNice work. It does remind me some of the Amish quilts. Working with solids does feel different than using so many patterned fabrics.
ReplyDeleteI love this little quilt, Cindy--so terrific! I love the white chair for a backdrop, but who can beat that photo of the quilt near the airplane? Wowsers!
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Very coolCindy :)
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