As a way to honor and remember my friend Maxine,
I am giving away a kit for Red Work Farm.
This was Maxine's version.
A 1996 design from Laurene Sinema combining
applique and stitchery.
The kit includes instructions, background muslin, floss
and fabrics for the applique.
I have to restrict this to US residents only
and I would appreciate it if you are
a follower of my blog.
I'll choose a winner next week.
Would love to make this Red Work Farm for a friend's birthday.......she grew up on a farm!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Beautiful quilt! I would love the chance to put something so gorgeous together!
ReplyDeleteI am so sorry for the loss of your friend! This is a beautiful kit of a design/designer that I am not familiar with. So unique! Maxine's version is gorgeous! Thank you for the chance.
ReplyDeleteBlessings, Patti
What a beautiful project! Having lived and worked on a farm many years ago brings back such heartwarming memories. Thank you for thinking of your followers.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to honor your friend, love redwork! The scene reminds me of my paternal grandparent's farm, spent many memorable days there. Love reading your blog, especially about all the critters who visit you! Ann in NC
ReplyDeleteLovely way to honor your friend.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great pattern, loving the look of this finished quilt.
I'm a big fan of red work.
What a nice way to honor Maxine. Her version is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful way to remember your friend Maxine. The pattern is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry for the loss of your friend. It is so kind of you to honor her memory
ReplyDeleteI spent every summer as a child on my "Up North" grandparents farm. I still cherish the happy memories of that time in my life-gathering eggs, jumping in the oat bins, driving the cattle to pasture-a wonderful experience for children!
ReplyDeleteHow thoughtful of you to honor Maxine in this way. I love the simplicity of this design. I'm a primitive person and this is lovely. I was raised on my grandparents farm. I enjoy your blog and all the animals you show us.
ReplyDeleteI do miss Maxine and hearing about her life, it seems we have lost so many in the past years and she will always be in our hearts.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
That is a lovely thought, to share your friend's interest with others. Alas, I live in Australia, best wishes to the others that are eligible.
ReplyDeleteThoughtful. Sweet way to honor your friend!
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet way to remember your friend. Keeping you in my thoughts and prayers.
ReplyDeleteI am not living in the US, but would like to say that I think this is a lovely way to remember your friend. I am sure it will find a good home.
ReplyDeletewhat a thoughtful way to remember your friend!
ReplyDeleteRedwork Farm is a sweet way to remember your friend. Someone will create it again and love it dearly.
ReplyDeletewhat a wonderful way to remember your friend. Her version is charming. I'd love to win this kit.
ReplyDeleteI have been following for many years and I'm always happy to see a post
I am sorry you lost a good friend.
ReplyDeleteYou are thoughtful and remembering a friend like this would make her blush inside knowing how much you liked her. I don't need the kit but just wanted you to know that although you may not personally care for winter time since you have a more "real" winter than North Carolina, but I am looking forward to your winter because of your beautiful photos of animals that visit you! But first I hope your fall is everything you would like it to be!
ReplyDeleteWhat a thoughtful way to remember a friend.
ReplyDeleteI too am touched by your thoughtful way to remember your friend. And her version was so cute. Mostly, it was a true blessing to read the comments. Your blog is one of my very favorite. thank you so much.
ReplyDeleteFriends are wonderful. May your memories last a lifetime! What a sweet offering.
ReplyDeleteLove redwork. This project suits me to a "t."
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely way to remember your friend :)
ReplyDeleteI follow your blog on feedly. I would love for someone to remember me this way.... You're a great friend.
ReplyDeleteI searched for this pattern a few years ago without success, and finally gave up. It is definitely one I would like to do! Thank you for your blog, I always look forward to your posts.
ReplyDeleteLove it when I see a you have a new blog entry. I love your quilting and you photos of all your animals. I also love this pattern.
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely way to remember your special friend, a timeless quilt for sure! Hugs, Carrie
ReplyDeleteA friend made this years ago and I've always admired it - a great design!
ReplyDeleteSuch a nice way to remeber your friend. Would love to do this for my grandson who loves for me to stitch him farm items.
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely way to pay tribute to a dear friend. By the way what is the name of the designer of the cat quilt she was holding in the prior posting?
ReplyDeleteWould love a new hand project. fall is coming once th smoke clears. Love montana falls..
ReplyDeleteIt is difficult to loose a wonderful friend. This is a wonderful loving tribute.
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry for the loss of your friends. It looks like she did magnificent work. It's a beautiful quilt.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely way to honour your friend's memory. Don't enter my name I just wanted to acknowledge your friendship with her. I'm sure she would love what you are doing.
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