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A Tisket A Tasket Quilt Show!

When I designed “A Tisket A Taske” I had no idea how many of you would participate in the fun!  You’ve made me so happy!   It’s amazing to see your wonderful quilts as they are completed and I hope you continue to send me photos throughout the year!  I’m saving them all in a file so every once in awhile I can post them here for everyone to enjoy!  Today is one of those show and tell days!  If I’ve shown any of these before don’t tell me.  Just enjoy!

From Anita van de Spek comes this amazing mixture of “A Tisket A Tasket”  blocks combined with basket blocks.  The setting astounds me!  Why didn’t I think of this?  See how creative she is?  AMAZING!!  My little blocks have taken on an air of sophistication!  Oh la, la, and thank you Anita!

Diane Ruby sent me this wonderful version of her A Tisket A Tasket that she entered in her local quilt show.  She won second place!  A Red Ribbon now hangs with her quilt!  Congratulations Diane!  Your applique is wonderful and so is the quilting!  You’ve made me a proud bunny!  Thank you!!

And look at this cutie with the bright yellow background from Enga in Germany!  The background sets the stage and the applique makes it perfect.  Oh Enga, I am in love with yellow and you’ve used it so brilliantly!  Combined with the brown sashing and cute little hearts, it’s adorable!

From Elli Wiebking comes this little beauty.  It’s just so, so pretty.  I love how she made all the baskets from the same fabric. And the colors, her wonderful colors!  If the applique and the colors don’t grab you that quilting is amazing.  It’s just perfect for the quilt.  It adds so much without being overpowering.  What a beautiful quilt Elli!  Thank you so much for sharing!  Enlarge this photo everyone so you can see how beautiful the quilting is!

And to Carol on my Flickr group I gasped when I saw your quilt.  It is just wonderful!  The colors, the sashing, the applique, the quilting, and did I mention the colors?  Oh my, I LOVE this quilt! Carol I’m giving you a blue ribbon!  You can see more of this quilt on my Flickr group.  Just click on the link on the bottom right column!

And last for today, but NOT least is Monica, our little Happy Zombie!  She’s the one who made Moda yellow dottie all the rage.  The one who made me buy dots and add them to my web site.  The one I said in 2008 was the most upcoming designer.  The one who proved me right!  She’s amazing!   Just look at this quilt! Again I’m asking myself, why didn’t I think of that?

If you’d like to make the original “A Tisket A Tasket”, with almost all the same fabrics I used, you can buy it here from Shabby Fabrics! You’ll also find a kit for “Rabbits Prefer Chocolate” that is so close to the original I can hardly tell them apart!  Don’t you love this world we call quilting?

And there you have it for today.  I’ll be back tomorrow with a new block for Snowbound!

Hugs,

Anne

16 Comments

  • Martha Novacek

    Carol’s quilt is just “over the top” awesome. She’s really got some designer talent in her. Just like my sister she can create some amazing color combinations and designs at the same time. My favorite!

    Martha

  • Paula Rotert

    Hi, I saw this adorable BOM on a quilt at a quilt show in NJ. I saw that it was a BOM and from your website. How do I get the pattern? Of course I will join your blog. Your designs are always so cute. I haved wanted to do a quilt with them for so long now. Perhaps, this will be the start. Thank you for all your time and talent!

    Sincerely,
    Paula jo Rotert

  • Carol Bornsheuer

    When looking over the places I like to visit, I came across this post on your fun blog. Wow- I thank you so much for your lovely comments on my quilt and for those of your followers. It was such fun doing this quilt and you are a great designer. I am saving the snowmen and plan to do them later on. Such fun to see the different layouts of the blocks. Thank you, Anne, so very much. Carol

  • happy zombie

    I love what mimi’sdarlins said in comment #1 – I couldn’t agree more! And Carol’s blue ribbon I hope is in the shape of a wreath with long ribbon tails so she can wear it! I LOVE HER QUILT! I too gasped when I saw her quilt. A waiting to exhale moment for sure! It’s like candy!! Breatheeeee.

    Anne, I’m so touched by your kind words!!! Thank you for your friendship, kindness and being there for me!!! And thank you for the darling BOM you gave us – you planted seeds and look at all the beautiful gardens that grew!! xoxo!

  • Sherry

    Thank you so much for sharing the Tisket a Tasket quilts. I am working on mine but have a long way to go. I am slow at it and have not done applique for a while but my skill is improving with each block. I love the new fabrics you showed in your e-mail newsletter. I will look forward to purchasing some next Fall.

  • Julia

    Hi Anne,
    isn’t it fun to see all the different quilts made from the same pattern? The two last quilts are simply amazing and I already bookmarked the flickr sites with their photos…I just LOVE what Carol & Monika did…the quilts are so cheerful.
    So great that you now carry the Dottie fabrics (I browsed through your shop the other day & did the happy dance…I’ll definitely have to have some of these!)

  • Kim Pebley

    Oh Anne.. thank you for sharing the tisket a tasket quilts.. I love all the ideas. I love the borders that were added and the topsy turvy baskets are great also…

    :)

  • Tina

    These are so fantastic – what incredibly talented ladies! Thanks so much for sharing these. I have GOT to learn to appliqué!!

  • Stefanie

    Hi Anne!

    Thanks for giving me my Bunny Hill fix! They are all so inspiring. You should be proud of how they intrepreted your vision.

    Counting down to Market!
    Stefanie

  • mimi'sdarlins

    Anne, doing the Tisket A Tasket BOM is one of the most enjoyable projects I’ve ever done! People from that group are still talking about how much fun it was and all the wonderful friendships made. So thank you for so generously offering your patterns month after month and now for doing the Snowbound blocks, I look forward to every 5th of the month :-)

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