I sure do! The smaller the better!
I was super excited about the Small, Smaller, Smallest blog hop hosted by Carol of Just Let Me Quilt - and it's been fun seeing all the posts so far.
For my project, I decided to finish this mini that I actually started a year ago. Thimble included for scale!
Here is the list of participants in the hop again, make sure you read them all!
March 5
March 6
March 7
March 8
Oh, I have a couple of Miniature Quilts magazines to give away as well!
If you notice in my first picture, I made the blue and white one in the center for my wall above my sewing machine. Leave me a comment and on Friday evening I'll draw one winner for both magazines.
Thanks for reading
Lovely to find you Pamela on this great blog hop. Love the all little quilts on your walls. I'm trying hard to do the same in my sewing room. I'm a new follower via email. laura84watt(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun visit to your blog today to see so many mini quilts...wow! You really know how to go small, don't you. The Island Batik block is so adorable and beautiful...love it! Thanks for hopping along with us and sharing your sweet, sweet small projects. :O)
ReplyDeleteSoooo sweet! A lovely mini sampler!
ReplyDeleteI collect Miniature Quilts magazines, so I hope I win the draw and will pay for the postage!!!
Such sweet blocks, great project!
ReplyDeletePamela, what fun it must be to walk into your sewing room and look at all of your minis! I'm sure each one takes you back to the time when you made it. You are a master, for sure, with those tiny blocks!
ReplyDeleteyou have so many cute minis!
ReplyDeleteI love all of your little quilts, they are so cute hung all over your walls!
ReplyDeleteI subscribed to that magazine many years ago. Had to give them up when we moved. Love your mini!!
ReplyDeleteAll your minis are lovely. The project that shows a light house...is that an original or can you remember the name of the pattern?
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! I love the wave quilting in the border. I have a couple of those small quilt magazines. Also, all the Small Quilt books by Kathleen Tracy. I want to make every one of
ReplyDeletethose small quilts if I live long enough.
Beautiful mini quilts. I love the quilting on your latest too.
ReplyDeleteLove your sewing room, so many fantastic projects 💕
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful and very small. Like you, I have so many little mini quilts hanging in my sewing space and love looking at them.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the quilt show of your wonderful minis. 24Tangent@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the info about the Blog Hop - I love miniature quilts. Have one in progress as well, I should finish it. :)
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful to have such a great variety of fabulous minis adorning your sewing room walls.
ReplyDeleteYour minis are truly lovely. I have several in my sewing room also, but you’ve inspired me to get busy and make another.
ReplyDeleteWhoa. Looks like you have several bits of mini heaven in your home. I admire those who work so small. Thanks for including the thimble in your last project. Hard to believe it's that tiny. Wonderful.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!!! What can I say but tiny and gorgeous! I love mini's too, but haven't done that many...I need to pull out some of my patterns and start stitching! Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteGreat things come in small packages...mini quilts rock,
ReplyDeleteOMG...those are wonderful! You are so talented! I can't get over the walls with your many mini quilts. That's such a warm decoration and gallery all at the same time! I have always admired those tiny quilts. I have just one to put on the wall when it's completed, but seeing yours, I now need to add more!! Those magazines must be endless inspiration!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful collection. I haven't made that many yet. I do have some to finish, though. Nice idea about the 80wt thread.
ReplyDeleteLook at all those mini quilts! Fun. And your latest is amazing!
ReplyDeleteWonderful quilt!
ReplyDeleteI have never made a mini quilt, but your beautiful examples have me itching to try my hand! I could even hand quilt them or use my sewing machine, since my longarm isn't with me at the moment!! I have really missed not having a quilt finish in the past 2 years!
ReplyDeleteSo tiny, so sweet. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful collection of wee quilts. Your workmanship is lovely.
ReplyDeleteOh, Pamela. I absolutely love your little mini quilt. It is so cute!
ReplyDeleteLove your newest mini as well as your collection! They are fun to make. I haven’t seen this magazine before so my fingers are crossed, hehe.
ReplyDeleteOh, my, Pamela, I love seeing all your teeny mini quilts! They make your sewing room so cozy and cute. And wow, that last mini is wonderful! Good to know about the 80wt thread!
ReplyDeleteI love these minature quilts. Quite amazing to me.
ReplyDeleteLovely to meet you on the blog hop. I am rather fond of a mini quilt, partly because it is so satisfying to finish a quilt so quickly. x
ReplyDeleteYour miniature quilts are beautiful! I have not made one yet, I am anxious to give it a try. I have never seen those magazines before.
ReplyDeleteMy goodness those are tiny little quilt blocks. Too cute Pamela!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous little project. I have never made a mini but your beautiful display of them may make me try. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHow cute and lovely colors. Nice job on quilting something so small.
ReplyDeleteNice arrangement of small quilts - I can tell you love tiny work!
ReplyDeleteThese minis are adorable. I love how you made the blue and white one on your wall!
ReplyDeleteGosh, it was fun to see all your minis and your newest finish is wonderful. Its obvious you love doing minis, I wish I felt comfortable doing them that small, I have a hard enough time with a 1/4-inch seam, so am not sure I could go smaller with the 1/8th most use for minis.
ReplyDeleteYour mini is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love miniature quilts! They are fun to make, challenging but not overwhelming, and their size makes it possible for me to start and actually complete projects. Unlike the unfinished bigger quilts I have lingering all around my sewing room (and other rooms), my minis get finished and displayed or given away.
ReplyDeleteWow that is awesome. Mini quilts I think are much more unforgiving when you make a cutting error. Bigger blocks I have some cheat room. I am always so in awe of people who make minis.
ReplyDeleteI love the texture the quilting gave to your beautiful mini. I am anxious to try myself now. Thanks.
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