 Hanover Country Life, 75" x 77" It's done and delivered! The Fab Farm quilt (pattern by Elizabeth Hartman) is finished and has been delivered to the Montpelier Center for the Arts and Education. This will be their 2025 raffle quilt.
My quilt club meets there 3 times a month and part of our rent includes providing a raffle quilt. I had been looking at this pattern but didn't have anyone to make it for. Once we moved to MCAE for our meetings I knew that this quilt would be perfect to represent our rural county. I named it Hanover Country Life. If you want to see a lit of detail photos you can look at the quilt page here. In other news, I've been busy packing for our trip Tuesday. So far I've gotten my crochet projects packed, run my pre-trip errands and started on clothes.
Lindah
1/18/2025 09:55:15 pm
Love that quilt. And your quilting gives it motion and life. I really expect to hear a 'moo' each time I see the photo. 8)
Gene Black
1/19/2025 07:55:50 am
As usual, you did a great job. I love the texture of the quilting on it. 1/19/2025 08:00:24 am
That turned out so cute! I like the blue background, looks like the sky. That is sure to bring in a lot of money for the organization. Well done!
Becky in VA
1/19/2025 09:44:25 am
Great job, Vicki. Your hand-dyed fabrics make it extra fabulous! This is sure to be a very popular fundraiser for MCAE! You make CSQ look so good! Thanks for all you do for others. Enjoy your vacation.
Mary Anne
1/19/2025 10:26:44 am
I'm sure that quilt will raise a lot of money. Well done!!
Andrea in MO
1/19/2025 10:30:09 am
Well done! I'm sure they'll be pleased to have this for their raffle.
Peg S.
1/19/2025 07:56:15 pm
This turned out great! So cute.
Kristin F
1/20/2025 03:36:48 pm
Your Fab Farm quilt is so charming - I love it. What a great raffle quilt! Comments are closed.
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I'm Vicki Welsh and I've been making things as long as I can remember. I used to be a garment maker but transitioned to quilts about 20 years ago. Currently I'm into fabric dyeing, quilting, Zentangle, fabric postcards, fused glass and mosaic. I document my adventures here. Categories
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