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Tuesday, November 30, 2021

Magical Forest

I have a finish that's almost 5 years in the making!  In January 2017, I was Queen bee in my Stash Bee hive and asked for trees to make a magical forest.  I got beautiful trees but they sat unfinished.  It's even been on my list toward my PhD (projects half done) with Quilting Gail every year. Fast forward to a few months ago, and my Bee Inspired group decided to do a casual sew along and picks a tree quilt!  This was my chance to finally put together my Magical Forest!


I really did enjoy Stash Bee for the 4 years I was involved.  These trees came from a total of 12 different makers (including me) from 6 US states and 3 Canadian provinces: British Columbia, Georgia, Idaho, Manitoba, Maryland, North Carolina, Ohio, Prince Edward Island, and Wisconsin.  

 

I had to make 3 more trees to get the right number for my forest.  I'm quite pleased with the finished quilt. I quilted with organic wavy lines and used a rainbow batik for the binding.  This will be donated, probably to the local children's hospital.  I sewed the binding on our trip to the mountains in October so was able to get some great "on location" shots.  Well, my husband took the photos, I held up the quilt.  So glad to finish this one!

 


8 comments:

  1. Congrats on a PHD finish! Such fun trees, some child will love checking them all out.

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  2. Love your magical forest! I really LOVE how the trees are all different and not green! So fun!

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  3. Yay for the finish! Pretty and colorful trees!

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  4. Looks like a forest that a unicorn would run through!!! So, so cute, Emily!!!

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  5. Emily, that turned out so adorable! It’s even more stunning in its perfect setting. Congrats on a great finish.

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  6. Sorry, running late to the show! That is a wonderful quilt!!

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  7. Magical trees captured beautifully with a backdrop of trees!!! Of course you did.

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