Monday, March 18, 2013

More to your liking......

Seems Kaffe splits the quilting community down the centre......
(You either love him or loathe him!)



Maybe my "Ginger Kisses" is more to your liking?



It is now a 'flimsy'!

I am having a break from this quilt for a while....



I want to hand quilt it, but will wait until I am 

absolutely sure there is no Summer left!


In the meantime, it's back to hand piecing the 

Museum Medallion....




One of these made, 43 more to go!


Linking up with.....


A Lovely Year of Finishes

Happy sewing!

SUZ 

36 comments:

Kim with a K said...

I absolutely adore your Ginger Kisses!

Adrianne @ On the Windy Side said...

Your Ginger Kisses quilt is looking absolutely stunning! You have a lot more patience for making tricky things than me - something to work on. You know I love the bright colours of your modern medallion - the drunkard's path blocks are looking fantastic.

Pip said...

Ginger Kisses is looking gorgeous, good idea to wait till Summer is finally over before quilting, it would be a tad too warm under that. Loving the direction your Museum Medallion is taking, inspiring me to get moving on mine again.

Canadian Abroad said...

Your ginger kisses is lovely. Must say I adore the colours in your medallion.

Annabella said...

I absolutely LOVE your Ginger Kisses and I absolutely LOVE Kaffe Fasset! I must have missed a post - off to snoop.

maria said...

I love Kaffe too!
This quilt is gorgeous. It looks like you've got your moneys worth from Material Obsession 2.

Karen @ Pieces of Contentment said...

Hand quilting is so much more enjoyable in the cooler weather. I've not been touching mine on the warmer days of late. I think I'll have to have another hand quilting project to work on through winter as it's such a wonderful way to warm up.

Lynz said...

Ginger Kisses is a triumph!! Such a lot of work. I love everything about it - the colours are fab!

Jess @ Elven Garden Quilts said...

Susan this is absolutely stunning. I'm kind of speechless, I'm completely in awe.

Kirsty @ Bonjour Quilts said...

I bet you're waiting, after the weather you've had down there. Phew. I'm sure you will have even more fun together after the time apart.

Cardygirl said...

Looks fabulous!

Jess @ Scrappy n Happy said...

Gorgeous! I love Kaffe...must go and see what that is all about!

Nicky said...

Ginger kisses is stunning Susan - love your fabrics!

So want to make one too but it needs to wait till I finish my other quilts!

Kaffe - I love his patterns and the photos in his books! And some of his fabrics but sometimes struggle to know how to use them.

Christine said...

I love your Ginger Kisses quilt and your medallion one too. Your posts always make me want to quilt.

Carla said...

A beautiful flimsy! The hand pieced quilt looks amazing

Deborah said...

Your work is amazing!!! And so are you!!

Melissa P said...

Wow! You are making quick progress! Love that the Ginger Kisses is a flimsy already, waiting for it's quilting.

Have a great week!

Rachaeldaisy said...

You seemed to fly through Ginger Kisses, congratulations on getting it to the flimsy stage!! It's lovely to see your Medallion again, it's a beauty too!!
I love Kaffe's work. He brought bright colours to quilting. And also the use of modern bright colours with traditional blocks and patterns which so many of us do now.

Kirsten said...

Really love all of the beautiful curves in your Ginger Kisses quilt!

Mrs Flying Blind... said...

I like some of his prints, it's the need to put each and every print together in one quilt, I find a bit balmy!

Anonymous said...

I am with Flying Blind. I love some of his prints but could not live with a quilt that didn't have anywhere for the eye to rest.
I think that is why your quilts work well: lots of brights but with the occasional muted fabric so the brights have something to contrast with.
My favourite use of Kaffe fabric in a quilt is a Dear Jane. Check out http://greenfairyquilts.blogspot.com.au/2011/03/dear-jane.html.

Mary said...

you know what I love most about Ginger Kisses? There is no outer circle so that center fabric really gets to sing...no seams! It is fabulous Susan! Love it!

Anorina @SameliasMum said...

I adore your Kaffe quilt. A perfect hand quilting project for the winter... when it finally arrives.

www.randomthoughtsdoordi.com said...

Suz, your ginger kisses flimsy made me gasp. It is so beautiful. I have a lot of catching up to do, because I have not even started mine!

pandchintz said...

Great quilts you're working on! Love 'em!!

Carla said...

Me likey! Me likey!!!

Dee said...

Both are incredibly inspirational! Incredible!

Anonymous said...

Love that Ginger Kisses quilt! So pretty!

quirky granola girl said...

well, now i see the museum medallion you mentioned. that is lovely. that is more pink that i usually allow myself to use in one item :) those pickle dish blocks are the bees knees!

Janet said...

Love, love, love your pickle dish. Your medallion is going to be fabulous too. Wow, we've had a busrt of summer again.

Marg said...

Love your Ginger Kisses. I can well and truly understand why you will wait until its cooler to hand quilt.
The medallion is gorgeous. Looking forward to seeing the next border.

OPQuilt said...

Nice work on your Ginger Kisses.

You've really got some nice fabric combos there, and they all play nicely together.

At this point, I think I'm headed to Feedly for the Google Reader replacement thing. Tried NewsBar but it wasn't cutting it for me. Now we can't track our reader usage very easily, with everyone coming in from every which way (which was a nice feature of Google's Reader).

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CapitolaQuilter said...

I'm a Kaffe fan myself. I've been trying out bloglovin and doing ok with it as a reader replacement.

Béa said...

WOW beautiful work !

Nancy said...

Your Ginger Kisses is way fun! I'll look forward to seeing the whole quilt and how you choose to quilt it. I'm new to hand quilting and I think there are a lot of seams in the quilt and that it might be hard to hand quilt it. (But like I said, I'm new to hand quilting.)

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