Ramblings about my life, my love of primitive quilting, and my love of Montana and it's wildlife
The Pokeberry Quilt
Saturday, February 02, 2008
Elk and a quilt I love
I love this quilt, designed by Joanna Figueroa of Fig Tree Quilts, it's called Prairie Sweets, and I caught a peek of it in the new April 08 APQ magazine, I must order it from the Fig Tree website and make it in my colors, a little darker in those dark primitive colors I love so much. Just love the round design on the background. And we have been having so much snow, the Elk are down and I was able to catch some pics of them in the lower meadow as they moved thru the property on their search for food, in one pic you can see the male, a Bull Elk with his huge set of antlers and his harem of female elk
The elk are so beautiful -- how wonderful that you're so close to such majestic wildlife. I love that quilt pattern too -- I hope you make it -- it would be great to see it in the darker colors!
that's a lovely quilt design Nancy and I'm sure will look just as good in your colour choices - great wildlife photos as always - bigger than anything we get on Exmoor that's for sure
I love that quilt too. I am trying not to be tempted because there are about 4 of those fig tree quilt patterns that I just want to have.
ReplyDeleteThe quilt is lovely. Folk Art offers a variety of designs and traditional styles. The pics of the elk are really good.
ReplyDeleteI love that quilt too, but like you envision in in darker colors!
ReplyDeleteThe elk are so beautiful -- how wonderful that you're so close to such majestic wildlife. I love that quilt pattern too -- I hope you make it -- it would be great to see it in the darker colors!
ReplyDeleteYep - a little "primin' up" and that quilt will just right *s*
ReplyDeletethat quilt would be just gorgeous in 'prim' fabrics... those elks are so picture perfect!! thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletethat's a lovely quilt design Nancy and I'm sure will look just as good in your colour choices - great wildlife photos as always - bigger than anything we get on Exmoor that's for sure
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