Molly has been quilting like a fiend since this Crazy Dresden idea popped into her head!
Now she has the front all complete....
She used the Peacock Lane fabric for the borders and the corner blocks....
She cut the corners so two would be this fantastic tree and two elephants!
Of course she has embroidered all over this quilt!
In proper Molly fashion!
And now she has the back pieced...the quilt basted...so let the quilting begin!
Be still my heart :)
I had to giggle...Molly said to me today....'I play old timey mandolin with a bunch of guys whose average age is about 65 and I quilt....I am thinking maybe I need a more youthful hobby!'
Nah....you are great just the way you are, Molly!
Happy Wednesday!
mary
Molly's quilt is wonderful! I love all the embroidery :)
ReplyDeleteI agree! I think Molly rocks!! What an awesome quilt! Peacock lane looks like it was designed just to be used on that quilt! I love the little Mexican skull head.
ReplyDeleteMolly rocketh! fantastic quilt ... lovely lovely embroidery ... just joy!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic project! The embroidery is divine and I love the borders...love the creativity!
ReplyDeleteMolly's quilt is breathtaking - and youthful. Loving it.
ReplyDeleteThis quilt is going to be an heirloom. Love it!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun Mary! You know how much I'd like my daughter to have in interest in fabric and quilting? Maybe my granddaughter!!
ReplyDeleteIt's a great quilt and I really love the embroidery. That background seems to make any contemporary fabric sparkle. Perhaps I should paint my walls that color and then stand next to them. Do you think it works on women the way it works on fabrics?
ReplyDeleteMolly has great talent and creativity and it shows in this wonderful piece of work which reflects just what she is - perhaps she needs to put a mandolin in there too!
ReplyDeleteI love all the embroidery! What a great idea!
ReplyDeleteshe has an old soul! and she is great just the way she is! love the quilt!
ReplyDeleteTruly astounding. Like mother, like daughter.
ReplyDeleteThere are lots of young quilters out there these days. Glad to have her joining the ranks.
ReplyDeleteOutstanding quilt!! Hope she enters it in a show sometime after it's finished--it looks like a ribbon winner to me! :-)
ReplyDeleteJoy indeed Sarah! She must a joy to have in your family! I also agree with MB in MI- a potential quilt show winner (as well as an heirloom!) Can we have a close up of the spider web next time please!! Hee hee!
ReplyDeleteThis quilt top is gorgeous!! I love the embroidery. And when the quilt is ready and in the hoop - "be still my heart" is exactly right!
ReplyDeleteMolly is crazy talented AND quilting IS a youthful hobby :)
ReplyDeleteI love the combo of patchwork and embroidery. I did something similar for some blocks our of "fancy" material. I made the blocks at least 30 years ago, then about 1.5 years ago started embroidery on them like the old crazy quilts. I don't know when I will get them finished into a quilt. see at http://tangledthreads-beads.blogspot.com/2010_02_01_archive.html
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Absolutely beautiful!! The embroidery is lovely!
ReplyDeletethe embroidery is beautiful adds so much to the quilt
ReplyDeleteok Molly stay the way you are, I bet your happy!
Molly's quilt is absolutely fantastic. And it makes me so glad to see talented young quilters!
ReplyDeleteMolly's quilt is absolutely fantastic. And it makes me so glad to see talented young quilters!
ReplyDeleteMolly's work is spectacular!
ReplyDeleteAs a crazy quilter I have fallen in love with Molly's quilt! It is just wonderful and has me thinking about making my own crazy dresden....Keep up the good work Molly......
ReplyDeleteMolly's quilt is amazing- so creative and fresh. I love it. And am so happy to see that Peacock Lane in person- I had a feeling I would love it.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see it all complete!
I love this! I already love Dresden's and you have just added the perfect little twist to take it up 5 notches! I seriously love it!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. Nothing bad about hanging out with the older set. I always have. Usually lots of wisdom there.
ReplyDeleteI can't think of a better way for Molly to spend her time... beautiful beautiful quilt!!
ReplyDeleteYour Crazy Dresen is gor-ge-ous!! I love the colors of the embroiderie--just lovely work Julierose
ReplyDeleteThis is great, I love that is screams 'Molly' with the style. Hey, when I was Molly's age all I did was cross stitch and textile art! Bethx
ReplyDeletei just stumbled across your blog because i'm looking into starting my first ever quilt. i do small-time embroidery now. anyways, your blog is SO inspiring to me!! i love all of your projects! i just have to stop at this one of your daughter's because i've reached my intake capacity of amazingness and cuteness.
ReplyDeleteanyways, just a shoutout to let you know that i'll probably be reading your new posts (and probably looking back at older posts, too!). thanks for the inspiration!