This is out of "Pint Size Traditions II" by Lynette Jensen. I love this...I totally love it.....!!! This speaks me.
I know, all of you know that I have five sons, outdoors, fishing, camping, football, dirt....
yes...
all of that is NOT ME!!!!! Totally not me, but I did it...yep....I sure did...camping where there were no toilets or running water....yep....I did it.
The flowers, pink, frills, bows, jewelery, perfumes, clean hands.....that is me....
Are you shocked yet? Why the good Lord gave me all sons? A sissy mom like me. I am wondering that too but I would not have it any other way....
I am busy machine quilting this little piece and hopefully, will get it done tonight or tomorrow....
What a cute quilt. I think having boys is the best gift the Lord can give (well girls too :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet little quilt! It's perfect for spring...if only spring would get here! :0)
ReplyDeleteHow pretty
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! It's nice that you're doing something just for YOU (I'm assuming your sons won't appreciate this beauty).
ReplyDeleteVery cheery- looks great- happy you had a good day sewing
ReplyDeleteIt's nice to know that I'm not the only sissy girl in the boat fishing with the boys! The good thing is that I now have daughters-in-law and granddaughters to do girl stuff with.
ReplyDeleteThis is very cute! I love these springy tulips...we are ready here in Iowa to see them too! for real! lol
ReplyDeletelove it.....can't you make something ugly for once? haha
ReplyDeleteI love girlie stuff, and sewing/quilting is a great way for me to have it in my life.
ReplyDeleteI love it!! This must mean Spring is near!! With 5 boys that will mean some DIL's and maybe a granddaughter or two!! I have all girls and it is so fun to have our first grandchild a boy!!
ReplyDeleteI love your quilt and I so not know how you did it without daughters. Mine have been my salvation. I love my sons but my daughters understand me. Thanks for sharing I love seeing everyone's projects.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty, springy thing to see on a night when our rain is soon to turn to SNOW...again. *sigh*
ReplyDeleteThat is truly cute, and yes, I am surprised that this is you. But now I know!!! Glad to hear it!
ReplyDeleteI love this quilt! It so speaks of Spring; and I am so ready for Spring! I love the fabric that you used also! Just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI can see why you love it. I do too! I love the colors and the border is perfect.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you are ready for spring with this "pint size' quilt. Very pretty fabrics. I participated in the Thimbleberries Sew Day as well but didn't get quite as far along as finishing the whole top. There is always tomorrow. Visit my blog (I'm a new blogger, too) for a peak.
ReplyDeleteLove your fabrics! I participated in the Thimbleberries Sew Day today. Check my blog for a pic. It is also my first day of blogging!
ReplyDeleteThis quilt speaks to me not just because these are my absolute fav flower but it's saying "Spring"!
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely.
Carolyn
Barb it looks great!
ReplyDeleteSo Springy! Just what we need here in the states!!
ReplyDeleteI love your tulip quilt! It's saying 'Spring' to me too. I had one daughter and she made me go wilderness camping in places without toilets, canoeing, hiking, skiing, and swimming, so don't think that you would have had an easier time if you had had a daughter! The only thing she didn't want to do was fishing. She hates to hurt things. Go figure.
ReplyDeletehaving all those sons just makes you more feminine I bet.....I love girly stuff but I can camp with the best of em! I love the quilt, it looks like you......
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