Hey, I was thinking of doing the Shamrock corner stones on mine too! :~) I love your border fabric, it is sooooo cute! I don't have anything like that in my stash. But, I am NOT buying any more fabric! I will find something that will work. Thanks so much for sharing this! I love it!
It's coming out wonderful. I'm taking mine apart because I forgot to put the sashing between them. I'm not a huge fan of green so I really have never had any decor for St. Patty's day so I'm excited to get this done. But I think you and I should trade, what do you think?
I was thinking about shamrocks for the corners - and yes they do set it off just right. Love the little house fabric. Can't wait to see the rest of your St Patty Day decorations.
Kim, this is so cute. The border makes a perfect finish to use in your kitchen. I wish I could find an appropriate border for my St. Patrick's day topper. Can you come over and help me? Please? He-he.
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LOVE the shamrock cornerstones!!! Wow, they tie it together just so beautifully!
Perfect finish to a very fast quilt.
Cute! I love it.
And it looks fabulous!
Hey, I was thinking of doing the Shamrock corner stones on mine too! :~) I love your border fabric, it is sooooo cute! I don't have anything like that in my stash. But, I am NOT buying any more fabric! I will find something that will work. Thanks so much for sharing this! I love it!
And not only finished, but before St. Patrick's Day!
I'm impressed. If it had been me it would have been next St. Patrick's day!
It's coming out wonderful. I'm taking mine apart because I forgot to put the sashing between them. I'm not a huge fan of green so I really have never had any decor for St. Patty's day so I'm excited to get this done. But I think you and I should trade, what do you think?
I love the border you put on your clover quilt. It all turned out so cute... maybe you should "hide" a 4 leaf clover on the back as a label.
I was thinking about shamrocks for the corners - and yes they do set it off just right. Love the little house fabric. Can't wait to see the rest of your St Patty Day decorations.
Kim, this is so cute. The border makes a perfect finish to use in your kitchen. I wish I could find an appropriate border for my St. Patrick's day topper. Can you come over and help me? Please? He-he.
Perfect choice! Pulls out the blue, light brown and the shammrocks too!!
Love the St. Patty's Day quilt! Too cute!
Love the clovers.
Cute St. Paddy's quilt. Thanks for the tutorial. You finished that one fairly quickly.
Looking terrific! Thank you for the tutorial too!
I like it. I really, really like it.
The St. Patrick's Day quilt top looks great and I love your border selection - great job! Now, I want one, too.
Love it - can't wait to make one for myself.
Thanks again for the free tutorial!
Mine is done, thank you again for the pattern. http://patchesquiltworks.blogspot.com/2009/02/another-one-bites-dust.html
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