I titled this post "Puffy Goose" because my friend who doesn't sew said, "I don't know what a puffy goose is, but I love it!"
My puffy flying geese are completed, and I am in love. Are you too?
My first intentions were to make a mini project that I will just have to do again in the future. This time with the only intention of sewing that mini project!! And then I began to love my fabric pull so much that I opted to make a larger project - a sewing machine cover. And then I loved my geese so much that I decided they needed to be displayed. Hmm, have you ever experienced anything like this before?
My first time sewing real flying geese. My first mini quilt/wall hanging. All unintentional of course.
The fabrics used in this piece are:
Stamped by Ellen Luckett Baker
Skinny laMinx
Essex Linen in Bleach White
Jessica Jones Wildflower
xx nancy
My quilting book released Sept. 24, 2015 and is on Amazon. Check it out!
My puffy flying geese are completed, and I am in love. Are you too?
My first intentions were to make a mini project that I will just have to do again in the future. This time with the only intention of sewing that mini project!! And then I began to love my fabric pull so much that I opted to make a larger project - a sewing machine cover. And then I loved my geese so much that I decided they needed to be displayed. Hmm, have you ever experienced anything like this before?
My first time sewing real flying geese. My first mini quilt/wall hanging. All unintentional of course.
The fabrics used in this piece are:
Stamped by Ellen Luckett Baker
Skinny laMinx
Essex Linen in Bleach White
Jessica Jones Wildflower
xx nancy
My quilting book released Sept. 24, 2015 and is on Amazon. Check it out!
I'm in love! it is a gorgeous "sewing machine cover"
ReplyDeleteHaha. Thank you!
DeleteLOVE the fabrics you chose. Wonderful and modern. A skinnier version of the wall hanging would make a fabulous table runner.. ;)
ReplyDeleteYes, it would! I have already laid it out on my buffet. :). Still looking for a spot on the wall.
DeleteCan't wait to see it!
DeleteKarin
it's lovely!! The layout is fantastic - I'm sure it will look wonderful on the wall.
ReplyDeleteIt's awesome!
ReplyDeleteI love the quilting!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteIt is lovely and definitely deserves to be displayed for all to see!
ReplyDeletethe quilting really makes these puffy geese pop! . . the your binding choice really brings it all together - nice finish!
ReplyDeleteYes, I am now officially in love with puffy geese! Thank you for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteLove it. The 'unintentional' part is half the fun! Great creativity.
ReplyDeleteI love the color choices with the stark white. What a wonderful finish :-)
ReplyDeleteit is gorgeous! I admire your patience and straight quilting lines :)
ReplyDeleteIt turned out awesome! Love the quilting you chose--definitely needs to be shown off!
ReplyDeleteLovely!! The quilting is perfect!
ReplyDeletePuffalicious! :-)
ReplyDeleteLOL. Thanks!
DeleteFun fabric! I love combo with the binding especially.
ReplyDeleteAmandak@whatthebobbin
Your geese look amazing - love the colour scheme too! Thanks so much for linking up this week.
ReplyDeleteThe geese are fabulous! Love the backing fabric too!
ReplyDeleteYour work is gorgeous and I love the quilting! Visiting from "Let's Get Acquainted." You have a lovely blog.
ReplyDeleteWow - I am in love. I absolutely LOVE your flying geese - the colours are beautiful and there is so much movement in this. Really stunning! Popping by from Let's Get Aquainted :)
ReplyDeleteWOW! Flying geese are totally on my to-do list. I love the colors/fabrics you chose and your quilting is awesome! It just all pulls together really well! LOVE IT!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! I love how your quilting makes the geese so puffy (one of my favourite ways to quilt!) Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteOooh, I am in love! These are amazing!
ReplyDeleteIndeed I do love it. Flying geese never looked so good ; )
ReplyDeleteSuch great fabrics and will make a fabulous wall hanging. I haven't played with flying geese much but am now thinking that I should. Juliex
ReplyDeleteThis is a great rendition of flying geese.. yes, puffy geese! LOL
ReplyDeleteI've made flying geese before, can you share how you pieced it to get the staggered look? As another poster commented, it would make a great table runner. I want to try to make one for my table and wonder how you staggered the geese for the middle area?
Looks fantastic! Will you be hanging it on the wall in San Diego?
ReplyDeleteI really like this!! I'm sending this link to Jessica Jones, since I'm good friends with her mother and she will enjoy seeing her fabric.
ReplyDeleteStunning!! What more can i say!
ReplyDeleteChristine
ChrisW Designs
Flying geese is one of the best designs, and the fabric really looks great in this pattern. Very chic! You're making me want to get my crafting space cleared off yet again so I can finally quilt again. My quilt guild would certainly be happy...as yet they have no proof I actually can quilt! haha
ReplyDeleteLOVE the puffy flying geese - and the quilting is fabulous - is that free motion or regular sewing
ReplyDeletePauline
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