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Monday, November 3, 2014

Recreating Antique Quilts Giveaway ~ Reveal ~ Review!

Hi everyone and Welcome!!
I'm honored to be participating in a Blog Hop celebrating the release of Wendy Sheppard's new book:  
Recreating Antique Quilts

You're going to Love this book!  

Many thanks to Landauer Publishing for sponsoring this hop and giveaway!
Image Credit Landauer Publishing

I know, I know... I've been feeding you teasers about this book for weeks now - but the time has finally come to share some sweet projects from the book and show you a quilt that I made using
the Garden Lattice pattern.

First let me say that Wendy Sheppard is one of the most talented designers and domestic free motion quilters that I've had the pleasure to know.

If you've not already bookmarked Wendy's free motion quilting tips, Thread Talk, you really should!

Thread Talk

Wendy not only provides a constant source of inspiration to fellow quilters (in 2014 alone her designs were published in 10 different magazines, 3 books (not including her own) and for multiple different fabric companies), she also encourages quilters to step outside of their comfort zone and try something new.  I'm so excited for her!  

You can learn more about Wendy in this blog post by Landauer Press and also in her recent interview with Pat Sloan!  Woot! Woot!

Recreating Antique Quilts Review:


Recreating Antique Quilts is all about re-interpreting antique quilts for the quilters of our time using contemporary fabrics and methods.  It's pretty neat to see antique quilt designs recreated with fun and modern fabrics in sizes that 
won't take forever to complete. 

Here is the book cover,
isn't it just beautiful?
Fresh colors, a beautiful bird, love!
Book Cover ~ Image Credit Landauer Publishing
The 96 page book contains patterns, complete instructions, full-color images, and full-size templates for 5 quilts, 2 table toppers/runners, 1 pillow, and 2 stunning wall hangings.   WOW!! 

In typical Wendy Sheppard style, the designs are fresh and unique and each pattern contains applicable cutting, piecing, applique and quilting tips including an awesome writeup sharing Wendy's machine applique methods.  Sweet!

In all, the book contains more than 27 full-color quilt images!   I love this because you can see full view images of the quilts that inspired Wendy's designs along side her updated design.

There are detail images that show you the beautiful piecing and applique along with the fantastic quilting stitched on Wendy's domestic machine.  
Wendy's Garden Lattice ~ Image Credit Landauer Publishing
You'll also love the detailed and helpful applique templates and quilting diagrams.  

The applique templates are full-size, color coded, reversed where applicable, and easy to follow.

The quilting tips, notes and diagrams are equally impressive.

I was excited to see a page dedicated to quilting an Off-Centered Feather Wreath.
I can see my FMQ skills improving already!


The Reveal - Karen's Garden Lattice (aka Feathered Garden Lattice)


I was thrilled and honored when Wendy invited a few of us to make projects from the book.

Of course I was drawn to this applique,  
Ivory Baltimore Wall Hanging. 
It was first on my list of things to make.  
Isn't it beautiful?  
Ivory Baltimore ~ Image Credit Landauer Publishing
Well it seems I wasn't the only one in love with Ivory Baltimore -- so for this Blog Hop you'll want to jump over to Cathi's blog (Quilt Obsession) and drool over her version of this beautiful wall hanging. 

Sometime after the first of the year I'll be sharing my rendition. 
Do you think I might work it up in wool?  
Just maybe?

My next choice, and one I was sure would place me outside of my comfort zone, was this beautiful quilt Wendy named:  
Garden Lattice.   

I envisioned it done in French General or Blackbird Design fabrics (more traditional than modern) and possibly highlighting some of my large stash of bird prints.  

But the piecing... ouch... You know me - never looking forward to too much piecing ;)
Image Credit Landauer Publishing

Well -- I'm happy to say that I sailed through this beautiful pattern with ease -- enjoying every step of the process;  fabric choice, cutting, piecing, and quilting on my domestic machine.  I decided to call my version "Feathered Garden Lattice". 
 I couldn't resist using one of my most beautiful bird print fabrics from  
Collections for a Cause - Heritage 
 by Howard Marcus for Moda (it's been in my stash forever!) along with another beautiful line by  Blackbird Designs for Moda Antique Fair

Seriously, I've been hoarding these fabrics for years.   
 It felt good to dig them out and use them to create Garden Lattice.  I made one small revision to the pattern as to avoid cutting my Heritage fabric (I just couldn't bring myself to cut those birds) and voila!!
I couldn't be more thrilled with how this pattern lent itself to this traditional fabrics and how easily this quilt went together using Wendy's extremely detailed instructions and tips.  

Even "Karen the non-piecing Quilter" was able to make this pattern -- sew much fun!
A quick shout-out and many thanks to Quilt Essential in Devils Lake, North Dakota for coming to my rescue and sending nearly 3 yards of Antique Fair - Antique Rose fabric.  I had about a 1/2 yard on hand but needed a bit more to make border # 4.  
Thank you Katie and Janet for your fine customer service and awesome stash of fabrics!

I was so excited about the fabrics, colorway, and pattern that I started auditioning Aurifil threads for quilting before the piecing was done.
I always look forward to the quilting on my domestic machine.
It's one of my favorite steps!
One fun thing about Garden Lattice is the 6 different borders around the lattice center - a perfect way to practice a variety of FMQ feathers.
  
Here are a few images of the quilted borders on Feathered Garden Lattice.
This was my first attempt at feathered borders -- they sure aren't perfect but I learned so much and love the way they turned out.
Paired with Quilters Dream 100% Wool batting, I used 5 different colors of Aurifil Mako Cotton 50Wt thread for the feathers and a background filler.

 Don't you just love the look and dimension it adds to the overall pattern?
Here is the background filler I used on the center fabric. I wanted to highlight the birds and flowers.
I could go on all day showing you pictures of my completed project, but I want to be sure you have time to get to all the blogs that are reviewing and giving-away Wendy's book today.

Use the image below to see Wendy's main blog post -- from there you'll see a list of the other wonderful blogging friends that you can hop to!
Image Credit Landauer Publishing

Now how about that Giveaway!


One last thing - the great folks at Landauer Publishing are giving away one copy of
Recreating Antique Quilts
at each blog hop stop today!

The book giveaway is open to United States and Canadian followers -- however, if an International follower is chosen, I would be happy to share a PDF copy of my Spring Basket pattern - so please everyone, join in the fun!

*** Giveaway Closed ***  To enter the giveaway, leave me a comment and let me know what you thought about the book review or the projects in the book -- just let me know whatever you like!

The Giveaway will close at 8pm EST on Thursday, November 13th.
In summary, I couldn't be more pleased with Wendy Sheppard's new book  
Recreating Antique Quilts.

The designs (and variety of designs), patterns, instructions, diagrams, layout, colors - jut everything about the book is beautifully done.

Here are a couple of helpful links:

You can order the book from Landauer Publishing by clicking here.

You can order a signed copy of the book from Wendy Sheppard by clicking here:

Thanks for stopping by today and have a blessed week!
Karen



118 comments:

  1. I wouldn't want to cut into that fabric either. You found a perfect quilt to highlight it. I have anxiously been waiting for this book and can't wait to have in my hands. Great review.

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  2. Wendy's book looks wonderful. I love your version of the lattice quilt and your quilted borders are awesome!

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  3. Wow!!! That looks awesome in those fabrics and your feathered quilting is just stunning.

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  4. Shirley sascott4@hotmail.comNovember 3, 2014 at 10:18 AM

    Your quilt is simply beautiful, and fantastic job on your quilting (love your feathers). This book has some awesome quilts, so much inspiration to create. I love doing antique, traditional patterns.

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  5. I love your version of the quilt. It always amazes me to see the amount of quilting around the birds. The feathers are amazing.
    Your review makes me want to get that book and start one of those.

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  6. Your quilt is beautiful, and I love your quilting. I really like the cover quilt.

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  7. Of course don't enter me in the drawing but I just had to comment to tell you that your quilt is GORGEOUS!!

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  8. Your quilt is so pretty! Nice job on all that piecing:)
    Now, I've been working outside my comfort zone and have to say I am excited to get back to working on projects I love! No need to put my name in the hat for the book.

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  9. I like the way you took the pattern and did it your way to save that lovely print. Awesome feathered borders!!!

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  10. Oh my goodness! Your feather borders are stunning! I am envious of your talent. The quilt is beautiful. The pattern looks like fun. The book is on my Christmas list!

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  11. I think this book will be a big Hit! You did such a terrific job on your feather borders. pjrcontest@msn.com

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  12. Look like a great book and love your quilt.

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  13. I love your interpretation of the quilt using that gorgeous fabric...I have some too and have been reticent to cut into the birds...your quilting is breathtaking! Lovely!

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  14. Wow! What a gorgeous quilt! And the quilting is amazing. I love Wendy's patterns. I have followed her blog for a long time. Thanks so much for the great post. Very inspiring.

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  16. I love that you highlighted both a project with hand sewing and one that required not a lot of sewing, but some wonderful quilting. I can't believe those are your first feathers! Fantastic

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  17. perfect quilt pattern to highlight your favorite fabric. it is a beautiful quilt and I just love the feather quilting on your borders. well done!
    I am a follower of Wendy's blog and I just love this book.Your review was great.
    I look forward to seeing the other quilt

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  18. I love your fabric choices! That is one thing I always have trouble with... what fabric to use and where to place it! I can understand why you had waited for the perfect pattern to use it from your stash. :) Lovely!

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  19. I do enjoy classic patterns made modern and these look great! And the quilting on your quilt looks fabulous!

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  20. Your rendition of the quilt is fabulous. Thanks for the great review of the book.

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  21. Hi, Karen! Your interpretation of the quilt from the book turned out wonderful. I like how you took the author's idea and made it work for you. I also don't like to cut into some fabrics as it would ruin the overall look of the fabric but never thought about just using it as a focal piece. Mine just sit on the shelf but now I have inspiration. I would never have known that this was your first attempt at feathers, they sure turned out great. This book will make a great addition to anyone's quilt library including my own. Thanks for sharing.

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  22. Wow, what a great review you have given this book - sure sounds like a must have!! Now I know what you've been doing with those sneaky peeks we've been seeing lately - beautiful quilt and gorgeous feathers - well done!!! I'm not eligible to win but love the post :-)

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  23. So tempted to get Wendy's book but after reading your comments know I definitely need it. Your comments are so inspiring and quilt breathtaking. I too really dislike piecing but fmq is music for my soul. You've done a fantastic job. Love the Lattice pattern - there is such great beauty in simplicity! Thanks for sharing, Judy in Wisconsin

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  24. Your feathers are fabulous! Love your fabric choices as well!

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  25. What gorgeous fabrics and feathers. Nicely done. Thanks for the review.

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  26. Your quilting is fabulous! This was a perfect project to show your skills! I've followed Wendy's Thread Talk posts for quite a while and really look forward to seeing a copy of her book. Thanks for a great review.

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  27. HI, Wendy's book looks so neat! Yes,you must do the red+white in wool! The quilt is outstanding!
    Thanks for sharing!

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  28. A wonderful book! I would like to have it.

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  30. This book looks absolutely awesome! Thanks!

    Please click on the delaineelliott above for my email link.

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  31. Hi Karen, thank you so much for entering me in Wendy's "Recreating Antique Quilts" book give way. I would love to have on. Wendy has great talent and I am glad she published her book. Your bird quilt is absolutely stunning. Thanks again.

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  32. Love your quilt! Looks like a great book to win! Thanks for a chance to win this great book!

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  33. I love your feathering also! great work! thank you!

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  34. I can't wait to see more of this book. Wendy's work is amazing, and your quilting is inspiring, too. Thanks!

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  35. Those look like great projects! Thanks for the chance!

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  36. She has some nice designs in her book. I love the pictures of your quilting and thread colors!

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  37. Wow! This is a super blog hop. I'm luving all the images! Lovely quilt and the book is surely a keeper! Here is hoping!

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  38. All I can say is wow, that is one sensational quilt. Love the quilting and the way you have emphasized the birds and flowers, looks great.
    Wendy's book is a definite keeper.

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  39. I love the fabric you used for Wendy's pattern! I am such a hoarder of fabric...got to let go and start using it. It's nice to see how one pattern can seem entirely new with alternate choices of fabric.

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  40. Your quilt is so beautiful, Karen, but the quilting is absolutely stunning. Thank you for the chance to win this book. I love all the projects that I have seen. I especially love the one on the cover.

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  41. Wow, Karen! Super quilt. Thanks for the link to Thread Talk!!

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  42. I'm in awe of your quilting around the flowers and birds in your favourite fabric. I think Wendy's book is wonderful!
    wlinda_ca@yahoo.com

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  43. The free motion quilting is phenomenal. something to aspire to. I love the fabric with the birds. Looking forward to seeing the book on the shelves.

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  44. Karen, you never cease to amaze me. I love your rendition of Wendy's quilt, absolutely beautiful. I haven't seen anything I don't like from this book so having one in my collection will be quite a treasure. Thanks for the chance.

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  45. What a beautiful quilt you made from Wendy's book. Lovely quilting. i love the fabric choices. Thanks for sharing.

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  46. Great looking book. I love the quilt you made with that amazing bird print.

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  47. Your quilt is simply breath-taking! The colors, the fabrics, the quilting, the border and binding...all of it is just perfect! What a show piece and you should be so proud of it! In my dreams, I will create something with just a fraction of that beauty.

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  48. Your quilt is absolutely stunning. I love everything about it. Thanks for the giveaway.

    janie.mccombs@yahoo.com

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  49. Wow...your quilt is exquisite! The quilting is just fabulous. I love all of Wendy's work, and have been following her for many years. Thanks for the chance to win her book!

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  50. Nicely done. The book looks interesting.

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  51. This quilt is beautiful, you do fabulous work. The book looks awesome. dawnm1993@gmail.com

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  52. Oh WOWEEEE!! Gorgeous quilt: gorgeous fabrics (yum), gorgeous feathers!!! You've done a wonderful job of showing off the quilting in the light...great book review; hope I win! :-)

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  53. You did a wonderful job on the quilt. Just lovely. The book review was great - it definitely made me want yo win it! Thanks for the giveaway.

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  54. After seeing Wendy's garden lattice I decided I have to get this book. This looks exactly like a project I would love to have in my home.

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  55. Oh, my goodness -- I am in awe of the quilt you made and the stunning quilting! Really, really in awe! You don't need to enter me in the giveaway -- I wanted to leave a comment because your quilt just absolutely blows me away! It is splendiferous!

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  56. Your quilt is beautiful. I will have to get a copy of this book. It looks wonderful.

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  57. Your version of this quilt is absolutely beautiful. I am surprised that you can do such wonderful quilting on a home machine. I've been following Wendy for a while, and never realized that she uses a home machine either. CDahlgren at live dot com

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  58. As usual you have done beautiful work! The book looks wonderful, thanks for the giveaway!

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  59. I will start by saying that I have been following Wendy for years. She is amazing! And am so happy she written a book. Second your quilt is absolutely stunning! I also want to Thank You for stopping by and linking up with “Anything Goes Monday”. I so have enjoyed being a guest host and meeting so many new quilty friends. I just started following you through GFC and B/L (so I don’t miss out on your posts) and look forward to more of your creations. Your site is interesting--Love It!

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  60. Great job on the Garden Lattice. Can't wait to read and work from Wendy's book!

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  61. Oh, Karen, your quilt is simply breathtaking! Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous! I love that you kept the bird fabric uncut.

    I've been enjoying seeing snippets of it on Instagram and it's a thrill to see the whole thing revealed. Congratulations!

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  62. Karen, your quilt is one of the most gorgeous quilts I have ever seen! The colors you chose are becoming more and more "me" as time goes on. You and the other reviewers, and Wendy of course, give me hope that with practice domestic machine quilting can be just as beautiful as long arm! Thank you for the chance to win!

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  63. Just beautiful! Fabrics, design and quilting. You sure set the standards pretty darned high! Thank you. P.s. I'm in love with the feathers.

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  64. Books are an investment so before I spend the money I do look for reviews to help me decide.Yours was extremely informative and helpful. I love your Garden Lattice quilt. I think all of us have some lovely large prints in our stash (I know I do) and we are reluctant to cut them up. This quilt is the perfect solution! Thanks for the chance to win!

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  65. I love that you broke down and used your favorites in your stash for this quilt - awesome! And the feathers are wonderful. Sounds like Wendy has hit upon a great idea for her book - lots of twists to antique quilts to make them modern again!

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  66. Love the idea of a pattern that you don't have to cut up a beautiful, prized piece of fabric! Thanks too for the link to Thread Talk. Can always use tips & ideas for machine quilting!

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  67. I've known Wendy Sheppard for several years & picked up her book as soon as it was released. She does such a good job on the instructions for her quilts, besides her gorgeous quilting. Karen, I really like the way you recreated a quilt, love the bird fabric. Your feathers in the borders are just as beautiful as Wendy's!

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  68. You really did that pattern justice with the fabrics that you chose!!! Very very nice! Would love to win a book!!

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  69. Awesome quilt! Awesome quilting! Awesome fabrics! Great job all around. Would love to win a book -- mindylr@att.net.

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  70. There are some beautiful fabrics that I just can't cut up into small pieces so your quikt would be perfect. I love the quilting you did, just beautiful.

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  71. This looks like an awesome book! Thanks!

    Please click on the delaineelliott above for my email link.

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  72. Wendy's book looks great. I love the Ivory Baltimore wall hanging. Although all the projects look fantastic.

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  73. Your quilt is beautiful! Love the way you made the birds pop!

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  74. Your quilt is beautiful! I love the feathers in the borders. Wendy's book looks great and I would love to own a copy. Thanks for the review and the giveaway.

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  75. I love the beautiful quilt on the cover of Wendy Shepherd's new book; it's gorgeous. Your quilt is beautifully done. I have some of the same Heritage fabric and keep hoarding it because because it is so lovely.

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  76. Awesome feather quilting--love the whole look of this book.

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  77. I've had my eyes on Wendy's book and your feathered borders are simply amazing!! I hope to someday be able to quilt this good on my machine.

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  78. Oh my goodness, your quilt looks like a work of art the way you highlighted the birds, and everything else about it! Just beautiful. Thanks for the chance to win this book I've been hearing so much about.

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  79. Your quilt is stunning! I love vintage quilts and can't wait to check this book out- thanks for sharing! Sarah: crjandsbj(at)netzero(dot)com

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  80. I saw a copy of the cover and knew I had to have this book! I love your quilt, I just wish I wasn't so new so I could quilt this awesome! Thanks for the giveaway, I will still get me this book even if I'm not a winner!

    tdkcarpenoctem@hotmail.com

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  81. Karen, thank you so much for coming to Guild today. You are such a whirlwind of ideas! Please enter me in your giveaway. Thanks-Faith

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  82. I would say this book is right up my alley. I love using gorgeous modern fabrics in a more traditional pattern. Great review and your feathers are beautiful.

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  83. the quilt you made looks amazing. The book looks like it should be very interesting.

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  84. I love your project from the book! I would like to try some projects myself....I love antique quilts. Love your feathering, too!

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  85. Great review. Love what you did and the feathers are gorgeous. I love to quilt feathers. They are soothing to me. Thanks.

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  86. I think your review was lovely! And your choice of quilt to create is stunning. I'm so in love! I'm off get copy of this book!

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  87. Your review was most interesting & informative! Your Garden Lattice quilt is outstanding!

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  88. I love the project you made ;) So pretty!! Especially the quilting!! ksmith8@emich.edu

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  89. Your quilt is beautiful. I especially like the quilting and your wonderful use feathers. Thanks for the chance to win the book. jitney41@gmail.com.

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  90. Oh, Karen, your quilt came out beautifully!! And this review is the best! Lots of links to follow! You are such an inspiration. And I can see that Wendy will be, too!! Off to visit her now!

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  91. I especially like older quilts that leave lots of room for machine quilting. Your feather borders are stunning and the quilting on the main fabric really highlights the designs. Very nice!!

    I would love to win the book.

    Jntryson at gmail dot com

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  92. The review of the book is great, but that quilt you made is outstanding!!!!!! I love what you did with the fabric. sarah@forrussia.org

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  93. Wendy's book looks really interesting and thanks for giving us a peak at it. I'm new to your blog (came from the I Quilt linkup). I love your project and your feather borders look AMAZING! I plan on doing a feather border on my latest project - it will be my first feathered border as well, so you've given my even more inspiration. Thanks!

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  94. Great review! I love your quilting!!

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  95. Enjoyed your review of the book and have to let you know that I think your quilt is absolutely beautiful…love everything about it!!!
    cwayons(at)yahoo(dot)com

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  96. Karen, I love your quilt! The colors, the texture, the threads............ I just love it!!
    I've followed Wendy for a few years now, her work is fantastic. But so is yours.
    Enjoy your quilt!

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  97. What a fabulous idea for a book. I love seeing the old become new again. Love your quilting - so lovely and lush.

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  98. I am in awe of the feathers on the border of your quilt. Great job!!

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  99. You did an amazing job on that quilt! Love it! I need to buy this book :)

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  100. I love your Ivory Baltimore piece - gorgeous! Also, the feathered quilting in your Garden Latice quilt is wonderful.

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  101. Incredible project - what beautiful choices you made. thanks for the chance for the book.

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  102. Your quilt is exquisite! Can't wait to get the book!

    jojokost@aol.com

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  103. The applique quilt design is beautiful.

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  104. Wendy's new book is a gem. Your rendition of Garden Lattice is beautiful. Love those feathers. Thanks for reviewing Wendy's book and offering a giveaway.

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  105. First of all I love your color / fabric choices for this. And then the quilting is amazing. Jaw-dropping awestruck amazing! :)

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  106. I LOVE your version of the quilt from the book, Karen! Your following in Wendy's footsteps with your spectacular FMQ. I have been eagerly waiting the release of this book. I've always been a huge fan of Wendy's.

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  107. The quilts shown in the photos are just beautiful! I really like old patterns, but the fresh look on them is really appealing. I had that bird fabric and had a hard time cutting it as well. Now I have a new bird fabric. Wonder how long it will take me to perform surgery?

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  108. Your quilt is so beautiful in those fabric and quilting is stunning!! I had to scrolled back and forth a few times to take in all the details of your quilt :)

    -Soma

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  109. Your version of the garden lattice quilt is spectacular! And the white Baltimore is a thoroughly intriguing idea. Never would have thought of it, but I love it too. Thanks for the opportunity.

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  110. Karen,

    Great review and I absolutely love seeing what you created. That spectacular quilting is definitely going to be an heirloom. #quiltlove

    SewCalGal
    www.sewcalgal.blogspot.com

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  111. I loved your projects. The quilting is spectacular. I still have a little Antique Fair in my stash too - only enough for small applique pieces.

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  112. Great patterns! Great review! Wonderful fabric choices and FMQ feathers! Can't wait to have a copy!

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  113. Gosh! Your feathers are beautiful! I have making them for years and looking at your work, one wouldn't know this was your first attempt! I'm even going to "Pin" a pic of your work for inspiration!

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  114. Jan sent me over to check you out. I've seen your beautiful things before ... love the Cardinal!

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