Tuesday, March 11, 2014

Safari Moon Blog Hop!



Frances Newcombe's Fabric line Safari Moon,  was so inspiring to play with! Having just been to Africa, Christmas 2012, I could happily revisit the lions, giraffes, zebras and flora, just by using her lovely Fabrics by Art Gallery.




The smells, colors and vibe of Africa came through, like it was yesterday... The warm orange glow of the sun, the wide blue skies, the pink earth, the grasses…. Magical!









Good Night, Safari Moon!

Visit Fat Quarter Shop, to bring a bit of the "Safari Moon" back to you!

Be sure to visit the other bloggers to see what they did with Frances's fabrics!


Monday February 24  Faith Jones  Fresh Lemons Quilts 
Tuesday February 25    Lindsay Conner   Lndsaysews/ Craft buds  
Wednesday February 26   Sarah Lawson  Sew Sweetness 
Thursday February 27  Cristy Fincher   Sew Much Like Mom
Friday February 28   Amy Smart  Diary of a Quilter  YOU ARE HERE!
Monday March  Lee Heinrich Freshly Pieced
Tuesday March  4  Teri Harlan Sew Fantastic 
Wednesday March  5  Jane Davidson Quilt Jane
Thursday March  6  Lynne Goldsworthy Lilys Quilts  
Friday March  7  Sandy Whitelaw  Upstairs Hobby Room 
Monday March 10  Katy Jones  Imagingermonkey 
Tuesday March 11  Victoria Findlay Wolfe  Victoria Findlay Wolfe  Quilts  
Wednesday March 12  Megan Bohr Canoeridgecreations  



VISIT Frances Newcombe, Designer with Art Gallery Fabrics, Belly Buttons Boutique
 Frances is giving away a bundle of safari moon on her blog right now!! 

15 comments:

  1. You did a magnificent job on the quilting Victoria!!
    Beautiful quilt xx

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  2. I have been waiting to see this quilt and it is gorgeous! What a lovely way to remember your special trip too. You'll have to bring it the next time you visit PMQG

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  3. Beautiful quilt, thrilling photos! Thanks for this post.

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  4. Your quilt is beautifully done! It's so nice the fabric brought back memories of your trip.:)

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  5. Your quilt is just so gorgeous I love it! And your photos from that trip, WOW. Thanks for sharing.

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  6. This took my breath away!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!! Victoria I am stunned honored and overwhelmed at the beauty of your quilt and your incredible pictures of Africa!!!! WOW a double whammy! What a magnificent post and a perfect perfect ending to this blog tour and collection. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

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  7. Fabulous post! The quilt is inspired! I loved the fabrics instantly, but I am blown back by what you did with them. Your sense of Africa must have informed the design because it not only showcases the fabrics so beautifully, it evokes the mood of them perfectly. And that quilting is just beyond!!

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  8. I love what you did with that beautiful fabric--you showcased it perfectly!!!

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  9. A gorgeous quilt! Did you do the quilting on your longarm? It looks like you got the hang of it!
    I loved your photos too! The giraffe is so cute!

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  10. Oh lovely quilt - particularly like how you echoed the motifs of the piecing in the quilting :)

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  11. Your quilt is spectacular - I love, love, love it!!! Wow!

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  12. wow, what an incredible quilt. so full of memories for you too

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  13. I love these fabrics, unfortunately I don't think they're available in Australia. I also love all the different projects that everyone has used them for.

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