And so when SewGalCal decided to do her "Quilt Show", I decided to join. Here is my entry. Some may think it's not a Christmas quilt. But it makes me think of the beautiful cardinals in a Christmas Snow.
It was a little challenging because of all the different angles of the windows, but I did it. Making one of these was definitely enough. Hope it makes you think of a wonderful snowy Christmas Day!
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Your quilt is absolutely fabulous. You are a very talented quilter. Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteI. Love. This. Quilt. I love cardinals and it does make me think of a snowy Christmas. Thank you so much for sharing it with us!
ReplyDeleteI have always loved the window pane quilt. This is is so pretty with the lovely cardnals!
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely and you did such a great job. Love Lois
ReplyDeleteit is very pretty - I love cardinals.
ReplyDeleteKaren
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this looked like lots of work but it was well worth it and yes, cardinals are very beautiful in the snow. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteI really like this unique quilt. It's so much fun! Good job!
ReplyDeleteThat quilt is stunning. It looks Christmacy to me. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteyour quilt might have been a challange, but it is so worth the effort, it is amazing.
ReplyDeleteThis is very beautiful!
ReplyDeleteMy mother law leaves a pan of seeds on the old wood shed that stands just outside her bedroom window and in the winter you can see all the cardinals come to eat. Your quilt reminds me of that. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWe love Cardinals here. Nice window pane.
ReplyDeleteHi Linda.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt has turned out so well. It looks great!
Did you use a pattern or just go your own way?
I love it!
I just love your quilt. It does look like a Christmas one to me.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to use your cardinal fabric!
ReplyDeleteThat is lovely - and I always think of cardinals as christmasy.
ReplyDeleteI love window quilts. This one is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love window quilt too!!! There are so many things you can put in them but cardinals was a great choice - its the kind of quilt you can put up all winter!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful quilt! I have seen quite a few "cardinal" themed quilts in this Christmas Quilt show, so I think it definitely qualifies as a Christmas quilt! Also, thank you so much for stopping by to see my Christmas quilt!
ReplyDeleteI love your quilt!! I have never tried a window pane quilt; the technique intimidates me a bit!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!
BTW, I LOVE the name of your blog..... :) The perfect day? Quilts AND Cookies!!
SheilaC
Totally cool quilt! I live in a townhouse so I need one of these to hang over my kitchen window, so I can imagine I live in the country. (Instead of looking into another person's kitchen window). It really is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteVery nice.....I'm with you I get a thrill seeing the cardinals on a cold snowy day.....too bad they don't travel in groups like this we'd get a real show!
ReplyDeleteIt's a lovely wall hanging and feels very Christmasy to me!
Happy sewing
Love the window and of course, the cardinals are perfect for it! I don't see cardinals often but it's very exciting when I do.
ReplyDeleteHow clever, I love it.
ReplyDeleteThat is one of the best window quilts I have seen. Its fabulous and I love all the cardinals too. I wonder if they do flock together like that, being in Australia I have not seen them as we dont have them here. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteOh that is a really cool quilt!
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty. It's like looking out the window and seeing the beautiful cardinals.
ReplyDeleteHi, Linda -- well, I didn't know you had a blog! I'm very impressed at what you've done here. It's a little work keeping one up but looks like you're doing well with 10,000 hits! congrats!
ReplyDelete**LOVE, LOVE that cardinal quilt. Mom would probably do a backflip over that one! (Cardinals are her favorite bird).