Showing posts with label Frosty the Snow Man Quilt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Frosty the Snow Man Quilt. Show all posts

Saturday, October 9, 2010

Frosty Quilt



Cute Cute!!! Frosty The Snowman Quilt top. It measures 69X76. I still have to layer and quilt it. Somewhere between organizing a Fall Festival, completing two baby quilts (for twins), visiting Mom-In-Law in the Rehab center, and Art Classes, I hope to find time to finish this in plenty of time for the upcoming Holiday Season. It's been a crazy few weeks.

Monday, September 13, 2010

Frosty Quilt updated


Frosty the Snowman was a happy jolly soul with a corn cob pipe and a button nose and two eyes made out of coal...o.k. I know you know this tune. (-: Who can forget a childhood favorite tale of a jolly snowman and the children that befriended him one Christmas season. Confess, you sill watch this delightful tale every year don't you...


For the next step in the Frosty quilt, I've "fussy cut" some Frosty fabric showing Frosty and his friends flying through the snow and mixed them in with the traditional snowball quilt blocks.

Friday, September 10, 2010

Frosty Quilt Progress





I've added a sparkle snowflake, a dark blue and a red w/holly border to the Frosty Panel. I thought the red gave is a pop of color. Currently measures 40X48 or there abouts. Stay tuned to see what I have planned next.






Tuesday, September 7, 2010

Frosty The Snow Man Project


My next project will be a Frosty the Snowman Quilt, full size. Here is a picture of some of the fabrics I have picked out so far. The top left is a snowflake fabric which has a bit of sparkle to it. The large Frosty measures 26X33 inches so I am thinking of putting him in the center, border with sparkle snowflakes and add a star block border (or something) in shades of blue and the final border will be the sparkle snowflakes. Final size should be around 68X75.

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I am a southern woman with a country heart. I am fortunate to live in West Tennessee during the Summer months and South Florida in the Winter. My heart is in the simple life of country living. I look forward to Spring each year when I can return to cotton farming country of West Tennessee. My hobby and passion is sewing, quilting and creating art in pencil, ink and watercolor.