Fons & Porter’s Love Of Quilting had this quilt in their May/June 2000 magazine.
So, the quilt was made; a photo submitted to their Show and Tell department. All was forgotten until one day a few years later ….. an envelope arrived with a letter and a magazine. What a thrill for me!

So, there, my claim to fame! Neat, eh! :o)
Originally, my plan was to make a queen size quilt and I made enough blocks for that size. Instead, my flower blocks were made into a twin-size quilt; thus resulting in leftovers. My previous post shows what was made with those extra blocks. Now, I never throw anything away. You just never know when something will come in handy.
Have a great day!
25 comments:
Congrats on making it into the magazine! I like your setting much better than the one originally featured in the magazine.
No wonder yours was published, it was so much better than the original. Congrats!
Congratulations... and I love your version... its gorgeous!! :o)
Congratulations!! Your quilt is gorgeous -- I'm not surprised they've included it in the magazine!
Congrats! You're kind a of a big deal now!
congrats, isn't that so exciting!
I love yours, so pretty, great fabric choices!
Kathie
What a great post today...love the quilts and the fact that you were featured!!
Well done, it is a lovely quilt and deserves to be seen by everyone.
Congratulations with your quilt. You should be very proud of your work.
Rose Marie,
Thanks for visiting and your kind comment. I love smocking, but am always apprehensive about the construction part.
Congratulations for being featured in Fons and Porter. You do great work, so I am not surprised they picked your quilt to show.
what a nice surprise and congratulations, your quilt was worthy of being published, your version is so much more interesting.
How cool is that! I love your version. What a terrific adaptation of a pattern and what a great compliment to have it featured.
Well Rosemarie, now I understand why you had leftover blocks :-) It is certainly a thrill to get 'mentioned in dispatches' as I call it. Congratulations on finishing a great quilt and getting published.
Congratulations! I do remember that pattern and kept it too. I like your version better. I am like you always trying to make a pattern my own. Great job.
I think this prooves you´ve made it. You must be very proud, and I am too.
Hugs
KATRIN W.
Congratulations on having your picture and story selected for the magazine. I have never submitted anything like that but think it would be a real hoot to see someething I made in one of my favorite magazines.
I have sent pictures but never got them published :( Your quilt is a beauty and deserves to be published in their magazine, congratulations.
Oh yes, I can see why they published your version - it is very well done! I once had a quilter's hint used on their TV show, they sent me a nice letter and an autographed copy of Quilters Complete Guide!
Congratulations Rose Marie. Your quilt is lovely. I like your version better than the original.
Your quilt is lovely! Congratulations on making it into the magazine!
Very cool! I've never been in a magazine. It's not something I anticipate ever happening either. So I'll enjoy living vicariously through you. In the future, I hope Hank & Ashes could be in the magazines, too. I mean, you know what I mean. hee!
Congratulations! Your quilt is just beautiful, and you certainly deserve to have the photo published! I made the cover quilt from that magazine in blues and purple.
Congratulations on the honor! It's a beautiful quilt and a well deserved recognition. Hugs, Finn
Congratulations, Rose Marie! Your quilt is so beautiful! Bravo!
What copy is that? I want to get it. Is it on the shelves now?
Your version is just beautiful!!!
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