I got around to putting my 16 patch quilt in a frame this week. I found the frame at a used furniture store. I first hand quilted this to a piece of osnaburg fabric and then tea dyed the whole thing. The osnaburg has a speckling of cotton seed already in it for a even more antique look. I added a few buttons and I don't know if you can see the word I added, maybe clicking the picture will help. This little quilt was fun to make...you might see more of these from me.
Saturday, May 10, 2008
Framed 16 Patch
I got around to putting my 16 patch quilt in a frame this week. I found the frame at a used furniture store. I first hand quilted this to a piece of osnaburg fabric and then tea dyed the whole thing. The osnaburg has a speckling of cotton seed already in it for a even more antique look. I added a few buttons and I don't know if you can see the word I added, maybe clicking the picture will help. This little quilt was fun to make...you might see more of these from me.
this is really nice!!! I love when you post your quilts!
ReplyDeleteOh...Wendy...this is so nice..I love it...Ohh...in some way I have to learn how to do this!!!......
ReplyDeleteI love it! The frame just is perfect for your quilt.
ReplyDeleteWendy - it looks great! The spaces on either side make it look like a game board and the buttons game pieces. And I could see your word after clicking on the photo...TRY. Nice work!
ReplyDeleteThis turned out so nice! Love the tea dye...
ReplyDeleteOh this is really pretty! Love the antique feel.
ReplyDeleteOoooohhhhhhhh Wendy, I love that. It's sooo old looking.
ReplyDeleteWendy, it's great - I love it! Don't you just love osnaburg - it's perfect in this project.
ReplyDeleteYour little quilt looks amazing in that frame. Love the antique look. I hope we do see more of these from you.
ReplyDeleteOh, Wendy
ReplyDeleteI just love this little patchwork piece. It looks wonderful in the frame you pick out. The tea dying really makes it look antique.
Thanks so much for sharing.
See you soon.
Hugs,
Karen
The piecing is amazing! It makes a wonderful decorative piece. The frame is just right for it.
ReplyDeleteWendy I love it...will look forward to more. That frame is perfect.
ReplyDeleteThat's so cute - love the buttons and extra word. Take care.
ReplyDeleteThis is really lovely. Love the word TRY and the buttons, love it all.
ReplyDeleteOh! This is AWESOME!
ReplyDeleteHope we do see more!
WOW that is such a cute piece Wendy - I love the little detail that you added, the buttons and the word. Very very very cute. If of course gives me ideas for maybe one of my little projects. Thanks sweetie for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHappy Mother's Day - Karen
Absolutely darling . . . and that tea-dye just makes my heart sing *s*
ReplyDeleteReally pretty quilt, and the frame adds a lot to the piece.
ReplyDeleteLOVE this! can you share how big the 9patches are? i have a new empty spot on a wall one of these would be perfect for!
ReplyDeleteVery effective, great idea...
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely! I like the buttons there, too.
ReplyDeleteI love your little quilt...it's adorable. I've always been a bit anxious to 'age' things as I'm always worried that I'll ruin it. But your quilt looks so lovely antiqued that I may have to be brave and try it!
ReplyDeleteIt is very pretty Wendy and such a lovely way to display those little blocks.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely way to display this little quilt.
ReplyDeleteThat is just too pretty in its simplicity. The buttons are perfect too! Very nice.
ReplyDeleteOh, Wendy this is so beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteKind regards,
Sonnja, from the Netherlands
Beertje Zonn
I love how you finished the quilt. It's gorgeous framed that way.
ReplyDeleteSo cute and it really does look antique. I love your little "try" great personal touch :)
ReplyDeleteLove your framed quilt! I have always favored a vintage look to quilts, but framing it is such a good idea.
ReplyDeleteDiane
That is so different, I like it. And the word is try :)
ReplyDeleteThat's adorable! I love the addition of the buttons too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute litte quilt. You did a great job in framing it as well.
ReplyDeleteI really love this.... it is so sweet you are very clever.
ReplyDeleteWendy, I LOVE this. So creative.
ReplyDeleteTruly gorgeous! Love the quilt and love the framed idea!!! Cathyxx
ReplyDeleteThe effect of the tea-dyeing and neutrally-toned fabrics is really stunning. The buttons are gorgeous. What a beautiful hanging.
ReplyDeleteSo where can a girl find this osnaburg fabric? I really like the idea of this fabric and the way you did your's up in the frame is super. I have a frame waiting, just needed someone to spark an idea as to what to use in it. Thanks, this is fun!
ReplyDeleteYou have inspired me! I have some antique blocks that would look great like this! Nice job!
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