Welcome! I hope you're having a great time visiting all the blogs in the hop. You are leaving comments on each, right ? ...*hint, hint* It means so much to receive your comments and be cheered on. Thanks for being here!
Okay, I'll admit it. This is the first time I've paper pieced, even though it's something I've been wanting to try for awhile now. Now, I think I can understand the addiction for paper piecing! lol
If you haven't tried paper piecing yet, this pattern is a great one to start with!
Thanks to Regina for allowing use of her cute bowl pattern. How generous!
(Want her pattern? Click here for details).
Now before you head on your way to see the rest of the bowls being shared today, I want to let you know that if you need the full blog hop schedule, you can find it at Carol's.
Many thanks to Carol for being our lovely hostess, and to our inspiring head cheerleader, Madame Samm, for making this blog hop happen!
Okay, off you go to visit the talented ladies I'm sharing Day #3 with...
August 15th
Okay, I'll admit it. This is the first time I've paper pieced, even though it's something I've been wanting to try for awhile now. Now, I think I can understand the addiction for paper piecing! lol
If you haven't tried paper piecing yet, this pattern is a great one to start with!
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| My Ghastlie babushka dolls had to make an appearance alongside, as they match so nicely with these bowls! By the way this is an enlargement of the original pattern. I went for a block that would finish at 10.5" |
Thanks to Regina for allowing use of her cute bowl pattern. How generous!
(Want her pattern? Click here for details).
Now before you head on your way to see the rest of the bowls being shared today, I want to let you know that if you need the full blog hop schedule, you can find it at Carol's.
Many thanks to Carol for being our lovely hostess, and to our inspiring head cheerleader, Madame Samm, for making this blog hop happen!
Okay, off you go to visit the talented ladies I'm sharing Day #3 with...
August 15th
Sew Me Something Good (that's me!)
Katherine, they are so beautiful. I adore pink and the black sets it off so well! How fun to see you Ghastlie babushka dolls!
ReplyDeleteVery cool! Love how the dolls co-ordinate with the quilt!
ReplyDeleteThe pink, white and black bowls are fantastic. I really like your color combo.
ReplyDeleteSo Parisian! I think your block is super fun!! Oh, and love the ghastlies dolls--what a creative idea!
ReplyDeleteOh, oh, oh, I see Ghastlie faces--love it! I really like the bowls in those colors. Great job! So glad you hopped with us. :O)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bowls and I am so happy you are now addicted to PPing!
ReplyDeleteOk - the Ghastlies are just great, but oh, I do love these in the black and pink - and enlarging the pattern - clever!
ReplyDeleteLove your color pallette and how they coordinate with my fave ghastlie babushkas! Too cute :)
ReplyDeleteLove your creations!
ReplyDeleteStylish bowls! Hope you keep up the paperpiecing, since you are obviously a natural!
ReplyDeleteThis is truly a very appealing color setting I like very much. Enlarging the patterns allows the prints to shop up more. Which kind of borders will you add?
ReplyDeleteI love pink and black together! Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteDie Schälchen sehen in diesen Farben auch toll aus!
ReplyDeleteLG, Gudrun
I think your color choice is very cute. You did a great job and it's so nice that you joined the Hop. They are SEW much fun!
ReplyDeleteGreat bowls. I especially like ur fabric choices...it seems ghastlie!
ReplyDeleteHi Katherine! Beautiful bowls! Looks fun and I guess the right one also for me to try paper piecing! x Teje
ReplyDeleteI love the fabrics ou have chosen!
ReplyDeleteI love your bowls with the ghastlies touch.
ReplyDeleteA great job
How very pretty! I love the black/white with pink!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the colour combo and the larger bowls. I think your ghastlies are fighting over who gets which bowl!
ReplyDeletePink and black is the cat's meow!! Love your bowls and the dolls!
ReplyDeleteI love your bowls, such a great colour choice!
ReplyDeleteyour bowls are excellent and the Ghastlies babushkas...they are the absolute cutest things I've ever seen using this line of fabric!
ReplyDeleteI have loved black and pink together for forever! I want to jump right through this screen and snatch those bowls!!! I am definitely going to make a set using these colors. They are absolutely beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYour bowls are so stunning. Love them and the dolls are soooo cute!
ReplyDeleteSo delicate & feminine, Katherine. Almost could use lace as a border or white to keep the lightness. The bowls could float away in a fairytale. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWEll dearest Katherine...first time is indeed a charm...and luck was with you today...I know, I Know...YOU made it...ahhh not saying another word lol.....shhhhh
ReplyDeleteI love that your bowls and your Ghastlies coordinate. Fantastic.
ReplyDeleteWonderful work and just lovely colors you had use..
ReplyDeleteTake care!
Shhh, don't tell the others...yours is my fave so far :)
ReplyDeleteRosemaryB here:
ReplyDeletePink is my favvvvorite color. Your bowls are adorable, I love your little dolls too. I bet you made them as well. Thank you so much for sharing your creativity today!!
Yes, this blog hopping is so fun and inspiring of course
Great bowls! I love pink and black together. I'm really enjoying this blog hop.
ReplyDeleteLove your bowls color palette and they look perfect with your sweet little Ghastlie babushka dolls!
ReplyDeleteGreat job. I really like the colors of your bowls. I was thinking of these colors but didn't have enough material in my stash. Love the wall hanging.
ReplyDeleteY'all are making paper piecing look so easy. I do like your bowl color(and the dolls).
ReplyDeleteLove your bowls,gorgeoaus and the dolls are nicest.
ReplyDeletejust lovely. congrats on being one of Mdm Samm's picks for today.
ReplyDeleteI love the colors you chose for your bowls. They look great. I am enjoying your ghastlies too. so much fun.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty color combination. Always loved the ghastlies....I think that is when I first started liking the pink/black combo.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on being one of the chosen!
Thanks for sharing.
I love your colors. Very cute.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bowls! Congrats. on being a winner in today's picks!
ReplyDeleteLOVE this color scheme
ReplyDeleteVery striking color choices. Pretty.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful fabric choices for your stack of bowls! Love them with your Ghastlie dolls!
ReplyDeleteFabulous!
ReplyDeleteI love the colours you've used!
very nice ... I like it very well
ReplyDeletegreetings from Germany
Your bowls look amazing! I love the fabric you chose!!
ReplyDeleteYou did a wonderful job! I love it beside the Babushka dolls. Congratulations on being one of the best of the day.
ReplyDeleteThe dolls make the bowls stand out. Paper piecing is addictive.
ReplyDeleteYes, I'm enjoying myself inmensly with this bloghop. You made great looking bowls, I read in MoeWest comment that you are one of te best of today - congratulations! Enjoy the honour!
ReplyDeleteThose look very sophisticated :-) Your piecing is so nice.
ReplyDeleteGreat bowls, I love the black and white and red theme.
ReplyDeleteI love your bowls! That Ghastlies fabric is so versatile...looks great with the dolls! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteYou are working with one of my favorite color combinations!!! Adore pink and black!!! You did a fabulous job on your bowls!!
ReplyDeleteI really like your color selection. The bowls look great with the Ghastlie dolls.
ReplyDeleteYour bowls with borders are lovely. The pinks and the black work so well with your Ghastlie dolls!
ReplyDeleteYour bowls with borders are lovely. The pinks and the black work so well with your Ghastlie dolls!
ReplyDeleteOoooh. Like the color choice!
ReplyDeleteI like your bowls and the way you put them with the dolls, that is beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love the pink and black together, very nice! Your dolls look perfect next to your stack of bowls... Happy quilting!
ReplyDeleteCute bowls and adorable little dolls! TFS
ReplyDeleteI can't believe this is your first attempt at paper piecing! You did great. I am not a fan of paper piecing, although I have done some. Love your fabric choices and colors too. I am now following you too.
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty bowls. :)
ReplyDeleteLove your colour scheme.
ReplyDeleteAdore your polka dots and pink and black fabrics in the bowls!
ReplyDeleteYou get my vote, OUTSTANDING!! everything is sooooo CUTE and well done. The colors, the babushkas ( every time I think or say that word I think of the addams family movie, I don't know why, is just my zaniness!!) anyway all perfect. Great job!!!
ReplyDeleteI love your fabrics selection. The color so lovely!
ReplyDeleteHee, hee...the Ghastlie faces on those stuffed dolls are so cute. Love them in the pic. Love the bowls colors too!
ReplyDeleteLOVE it! so cute and with the Gastlies..so fun!
ReplyDeleteOh how I love the Ghastlies!! That Black white pink color combo is one of my fav's!!
ReplyDeleteGmama Jane
These are my favorite fabric choices yet. Great job!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the colors and love those babushka dolls!
ReplyDeleteI love the fabric choices and they go with the Babushka's , polka dots are always so cute.
ReplyDeleteThey are so beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteVery nice color combination - I love it.
ReplyDeleteGreat job .. Love your colors and the fabric you used. I took a paper piecing class a few years ago so glad to hear this is an easy pattern to follow. Love your Ghastlies as well. hehe.
ReplyDeleteI love the pink and black choices. So cute.
ReplyDeleteLovely bowls , thanks for sharing !
ReplyDeleteHi!!! I love your whole vignette!!!! Love your dolls!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat nice fabric choices, very nicely done!
ReplyDeleteLoved your bowls! And your blog! Thank you
ReplyDeleteCathy R
Katherine, love your bowls, the black and pink fabrics and the dots... gorgeous, perfect with your Ghastlies! Fabulous, and it's your first time paper piecing...WOW!! Thanks for the inspiration and sharing in the blog hop. Have a wonderful week!!
ReplyDeleteI like your colors!
ReplyDeleteSophie from http://sophiedentelles.canalblog.com/ (I cannot comment as an OpenID with name/URL like in other blogger blogs)
Your bowls are absolutely beautiful. Having seen them, I want to join in. Thanks for the encouraging words, since it will be my first time paper piecing, too.
ReplyDeleteNice black and white bowls! Thanks for sharing!
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