Good Morning, Quilters!
I’ve been finishing up a few of my small, practice pieces.
You might recognize The Double Irish Chain and The Twist...
I used a Kaffe Fasset (rhymes with “safe asset”) fabric for the binding…
You might also like The Spiral Clover–It was one of my very first tutorials!
Perhaps stitching one will bring you The Luck of the Irish in our Downton Abbey Giveaway!
Signed,
Lucky Lori
PS…All tutorials, images and information are the property of Lori Kennedy at The Inbox Jaunt and are intended for personal use only. Feel free to re-blog, pin or share with attribution to The Inbox Jaunt. For all other purposes, please contact me at lckennedy@hotmail.com. Thanks!
15 comments
twemyss
Very pretty and I love it! Shame I am dutch and my husband welsh, if he was irish I would put it in a quilt!
Janet
This is really a stunner. Thank you!
QuiltShopGal
what an absolutely beautiful FMQ motif and I love seeing how you turned it into a continuous design. Gorgeous.
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Debs Herold
I love this sample or practice piece, the emerald is my birthstone, so I also love shamrocks. It looks as this sample was done on a canvas or heavier material than quilting cotton. I like the way it is so sharp and crisp looking.
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Thank you! It was done on Grass Green Kona cotton.
Linda Petersen
Both my kids were born on St. Patrick’s Day, two years apart. Shamrocks are a pretty special thing at my house. Thank…this piece is lovely…. elegant plus a little “snazzy” in the border….very Irish 🙂
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Lucky day for you!
Nik
Stunning as ever. I have a number of friends in Ireland so this would make a lovely gift. Thanks for sharing and an early Happy St Patrick’s day to everyone 🙂
Pat Evans
I read the blog on a Kindler and the pics show up just fine. Love the shamrocks, Lori.
Beth
Lori, I’m not sure if it’s my iPad or if you have changed something in the way you post pictures, but most of your pics now show up very small and the detail in your quilting is no longer visible. The Double Irish Chain and the Twist are barely visible, although we can go back to the links to see the details, I would love a better look at your finished pieces. Thanks for all the inspiration.
Lori Kennedy
Hi Beth, Thanks for checking in… I haven’t changed anything and I just checked my phone and two computers and everything seems to be working on my end…Another reader just said she can see everything fine on her Kindle…
Lorraine Doyno Evans
I can see it just fine on my IPad. Lovely, indeed!
Marta, south Georgia
How very exquisite ! All my forefathers and mothers are Irish..came over in the late 1700’s. I wonder whether they brought quilts with them. Lori, this design is wonderful and will be done in tribute to my family. Thank you again for the blessings you share.
Marta, south Georgia
Photos and text showing up as usual …and great on my computer. What a bummer to have problems…Hope yours resolved asap…
Shar
Photos on my desktop are fine. It would be sad not to see Lori’s lovely photos! Aren’t computers a mystery sometimes?
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