Hi,
I’ve been making a log cabin quilt using the Moda “french General Lumiere de Noel” jelly roll. I’ve got to my last square and I’ve run out of the dark strips in this roll. I only need about four strips in the dark colours and i have no idea where I can purchase this as it isn’t worth me buying a complete roll for that amount. I would be really grateful if you could help me as I can’t finish my quilt without it. I don’t mind what dark pattern it is, I’ve seen the fabric on your website.
Thank you,
Mary Bradfield
If you’re talking about the hunter’s star quilt, it was just a rich turkey red from my stash. I compared it to my Kona Cotton swatch card and their color 352, Ruby is really close. I don’t know what color it would match best in the Moda solids, but you could probably find something. I’m glad you like the quilt. Thanks, and good luck!
Hi Jennifer, I just happened to stumble across your blog today. Your recipes sound delicious and your quilts are gorgeous! How do you find the time to make so many with 8 kids? I just started my first baby quilt for my first son while pregnant with him (he is almost 3 months now) and I’m hoping to finish it soon.
Hi! I hit on an old post of yours about the lovely old, green Adam pattern Warwick china you scored at a garage sale. (Yes! I do have favorite old china patterns — several favorites) And since you asked, I thought you might be pleased to hear — we have two dinner plates with a monogram ‘A’ that are going into an online auction within the week. I bet they’ll sell really cheap.
Researching these is how I came upon your blog. I think we have a lot in common, you and I. /:)
September 3, 2011 at 10:17 am
Hi,
I’ve been making a log cabin quilt using the Moda “french General Lumiere de Noel” jelly roll. I’ve got to my last square and I’ve run out of the dark strips in this roll. I only need about four strips in the dark colours and i have no idea where I can purchase this as it isn’t worth me buying a complete roll for that amount. I would be really grateful if you could help me as I can’t finish my quilt without it. I don’t mind what dark pattern it is, I’ve seen the fabric on your website.
Thank you,
Mary Bradfield
November 12, 2011 at 5:18 pm
The red and white quilt is so pretty, may I ask what fabric did you use?
November 12, 2011 at 6:00 pm
If you’re talking about the hunter’s star quilt, it was just a rich turkey red from my stash. I compared it to my Kona Cotton swatch card and their color 352, Ruby is really close. I don’t know what color it would match best in the Moda solids, but you could probably find something. I’m glad you like the quilt. Thanks, and good luck!
November 17, 2011 at 10:32 pm
Do you or would you consider selling quilts? Can you email me thanks
January 21, 2012 at 8:23 pm
Hi Jennifer, I just happened to stumble across your blog today. Your recipes sound delicious and your quilts are gorgeous! How do you find the time to make so many with 8 kids? I just started my first baby quilt for my first son while pregnant with him (he is almost 3 months now) and I’m hoping to finish it soon.
February 6, 2012 at 12:54 pm
Hi! I hit on an old post of yours about the lovely old, green Adam pattern Warwick china you scored at a garage sale. (Yes! I do have favorite old china patterns — several favorites) And since you asked, I thought you might be pleased to hear — we have two dinner plates with a monogram ‘A’ that are going into an online auction within the week. I bet they’ll sell really cheap.
Researching these is how I came upon your blog. I think we have a lot in common, you and I. /:)