I am at the Lavonia antiques market off of I-85. --Always good for a wander and a rest stop.
Aisles of goodies to browse through – and even found a wonderful simple quilt to drool over!
This Goodie is hand pieced, has a plain muslin backing – and is hand quilted. But the maker was showing off their machine stitching skills by turning the back to the front for binding and stitching it down by machine!
I absolutely love the row of half blocks at the top :-)
Love the colors! Don't you know that Clemson country is just across the border in South Carolina? :-)
Go, Orange!
13 comments:
I'm surprised that cutie is not travelling in Shamu with you - that's your color for sure!!
Hey, that is where that quilt shop is that the 80 something year old lady owns!!~ She started it like 5 years ago or something...
You should go by there. It's by the railroad tracks!~!~
Ola's Quilt Shop
1178 E. Main St.
I'm just as surprised as Sue ... it's a beauty! I think Shamu would like it - maybe as a cover for the back seat? Of course, I think Shamu would share it with you, once you get back home ;)
Great finds!
Sorry Sue, I posted my comment in the wrong spot and then deleted it and moved it down :)
Simple and gorgeous. Love the colors
Oh I love this quilt! Is it coming home with you?
Looks closer to a Florida Gators quilt.
I just finished sewing the last seam in my version of your Easy Street mystery quilt. It's in Christmas colors and is named 34th Street, after the movie.
Pictures at this blog post:
http://smallquiltsanddollquilts.blogspot.com/2013/02/34th-street-what-about-borders.html
Thanks Bonnie, for all your mystery quilt-a-longs, and all you do for us. You are the best!
Judy
I think it's a FL Gator quilt too, there are lots of Gators in GA.
Love the mistake in the lower corner...the block is turned wrong! Must have been distracted!
my daughter would love that quilt, she would say Go Gators!
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