Bloom Creek

Tuesday, January 19, 2010

Because of friendship. . .

It was just over a year ago that I was inspired to make a special gift for my friend, Anne Sutton, over at Bunny Hill. I wanted the gift to be reflective of our friendship, so I began by preparing appliqué pieces for a bunny on a hill holding blooms on a vine. I just happened to have the perfect fabric for a friend that loves pink . . . Aviary (by 3 Sisters for Moda), with it’s beautiful shades of pink, cream and green florals, I couldn't go wrong! Once framed, it was packed and shipped off to Bunny Hill headquarters . . .

And after that . . . it led to a quilt designed, made and quilted by both Anne and I, which we then submitted to American Patchwork & Quilting.

And now. . . it’s featured in the current issue (April 2010) that subscribers will begin to receive this week (due to hit newsstands in a few weeks).

And after cutting, folding and packaging all of the fabrics for the quilt top and binding. . .

You too can make this quilt! Kits are available at both Bloom Creek and Bunny Hill, while supplies last!

With special thanks to APQ and my friend, Anne, so ends the story of a collaboration of friendship and design. . .

Vicki

7 comments:

Quilt Hollow said...

I'll be watching for my copy! It is adorable!!

Susan In Texas said...

That is the cutest batch of folded fabric I have ever seen! The quilt is just darling.

Susan
http://susanintexas.blogspot.com

Lissa Jane said...

Oh thats so sweet!!! I'll be sure to look out for this mag too, it'll land here in Australia in um, May/June *fingers crossed* very very cute!

PamKittyMorning said...

Gosh that is so cute! Congrats to you and Anne!

a good yarn said...

How precious! Your collaboration has resulted in such a darling quilt. It will be a big hit I'm sure. Ann :-)

ann said...

This is such a beautiful testimony of a friendship. I ADORE the fabrics & colors. BRAVO . I cant stop looking at it.

Rae Ann said...

I absolutely love this quilt! The minute I saw it in my magazine ...I went right out and bought the fabric to make it. What a gift to the quilting world!
Thanks for sharing your talent!