I'm really enjoying the Bunnyhill basket BOM done in redwork. When I first saw the applique version I was very excited and finished the first applique block in a couple of days. And then Darlene showed her version done in redwork, I was hooked...Thanks Darlene for sharing your version....I love stitching and redwork is so relaxing. The applique is not going to happen, I have one block that will be a pillow or something.
I hope you had a good National Quilting Day, I spent the day working but I'll make up for it soon.
They look really lovely in redwork!
ReplyDeleteLike you Wendy I did the first applique block and then stalled so I may do this sort of thing instead - maybe in blues I'm thinking !
ReplyDeleteI love your blocks! I was thinking of doing them in redwork too -- and seeing these convinces me!
ReplyDeleteYOur red work is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteYep....I'm not going to get them done in applique either from the looks of things and other projects. I do like them in redwork and remembered seeing Darlene's post on that...dang that girl is Speedy!
ReplyDeleteYour redwork blocks are gorgeous...I keep thinking I might have to do redwork and applique'!
ReplyDeleteYour blocks are very pretty! I have printed all the patterns but have yet to do them...just too many things i want to do!
ReplyDeleteWendy those blocks look just great!
ReplyDeleteyour redwork version is gorgeous! well done
ReplyDeleteI do like it in the redwork version too. Yes, I think stitching can be very relaxing.
ReplyDeleteThe baskets look wonderful in redwork Wendy. I am appliqueing mine, but think I will also do it in redwork. But not until I finish it in applique! :) Also, love how you did the row of 'X's' along the tops of the baskets. Very nice.
ReplyDeleteOh I LOVE it in redwork! So glad I didn't do it in applique yet! Thank you for showing us :o)
ReplyDeleteThere lookin great Wendy!!
ReplyDeleteLooks great Wendy. I was like you with Esters Red Delicious BOM. It looks stunning in redwork too.
ReplyDeleteI also stalled ater the first block. Yours look great!
ReplyDeleteWOW! Wendy your work is beautiful! I love all your stitcheries. Thank you for your visit to my blog and your lovely comment about my challenge project.
ReplyDeletecheers Elly
Nice work, Wendy. Everyone of us should have a project like this because it does melt tension besides producing something lovely!
ReplyDeleteYour stitching is lovely! I'm sticking with the applique version, as I really enjoy both types of work, but the more I see the redwork, the more I think I might end up with two of these quilts eventually!
ReplyDeleteVery cute!
ReplyDeleteThey're SOOOO pretty Wendy!
ReplyDeleteSince my sewing room is packed away, the redwork seems like it would be easy to pull together. I might have to think on this one some more.
ReplyDeleteOh it looks wonderful! I love the redwork ones too, but I want to stay away as I decided if I"m going to do redwork I need to work on Winer Wonderland!
ReplyDeleteOh, they are so sweet.
ReplyDeleteLove 'em!
ReplyDeleteI don't know, Wendy, you've about convinced me to do the redwork version....sure haven't started the applique ones, and I do LOVE redwork. Yours look great!
ReplyDeleteI was hesitant to start the applique Bunny Hill BOM but seeing your redwork ones , soooo yummy and scrummmy! I think I may just have to give them a go. Thankyou for the inspiration!!
ReplyDeleteYour blocks look fabulous. I am doing mine in redwork too!
ReplyDeleteLove how your blocks are turning out. I'm plodding through my blocks. Still need to prep. February and March. I'm hoping to do that this weekend.
ReplyDeleteTake care!
They are so pretty. I always love your redwork projects.
ReplyDeleteYour blocks are beautiful. I'm saving the patterns, but haven't started them just yet. I think I'm going to "copy" and do the embroidery in just one color (maybe red, maybe another color.) Thanks for sharing! :)
ReplyDeleteThe bunnies are adorable in redwork. I have too many projects going right now to make them but I enjoy looking at everyone else's
ReplyDeleteHi Wendy, love the redwork stitchery.Also your background fabric. Regards Lyn
ReplyDeleteI LOVE YOUR WHIRLYGIG QUILT !! What size are the blocks?? You are a very talented quilter. Trish Chesterfield, VA
ReplyDeleteSuperb blog much more complete and practical. It will take me months to "catch up" with my delay.
ReplyDeleteA big thank-you.
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