Monday, November 10, 2008

Behind door #2,

we have my soon to be guest bath shower curtain ready to be pinned. The backing fabric is from my stash, a nice solid bronze color. As you may recall, this quilt was inspired by Finn last year when she showed us what was on her bed.


And for those of you asking about the hourglass quilt in the background, those squares are 2-1/2" finished. I gave a tutorial for making that block here.

It's been a very long day work-wise so I'll say goodnight for now and . . .

Until then, keep stitchin'

11 comments:

Paula said...

Your shower curtain looks great. And, thanks for the tutorial. I love that smaller quilt!

Jeanne said...

Love the nine patch!

Carol said...

Busy girl...love your shower curtain!

Anonymous said...

Your shower curtain would look spectacular in my home! I love that!!!

Idaho Quilter said...

Love the colors in this one, your guest should feel very special in this room.

Patty said...

Its beautiful and it gave me an idea for some of the quilt tops I have hanging around.

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Finn said...

Hey San, you made it!!! The pinning table set up I mean...hurray for you! I hope you aren't freezing as you pin. Both the string quilt top and the 9 patch look wonderful to me, and it's such fun to see the hourglass quilt again. Of course I'm always tempted to keep reading when I link back to something, LOL, I had forgotten I sent you vintage 'stuff' as part of the blog-a-versary. Yes indeed, that is a very fine turtle made from drunkards path pieces. Somewhere I've seen a whole quilt from that block..now where was that??? Hmmmm? Hope you are Bonnie are doing well, Hugs, Finn

YankeeQuilter said...

Beautiful colors! I have one from Lancaster county that is similar to this...I'll try and find the photo.

*karendianne. said...

Oh golly I sure love that shower curtain. I'm almost inspired to make one myself but I just have too many things on the burner burning...

Quilts And Pieces said...

Oh this is gorgeous too!