Happy Daisies
03-04-2013, 11:14 AM
#271
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One of the prettiest quilts I have seen! Thanks for sharing!
03-04-2013, 11:51 AM
#272
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I have that one copied as well to do in the future.....(Hopefully!!!) And I'm with you, if I can't copy it, I'm a lost goose!!!! Thanks for sharing! One of my favorites!!!
04-09-2013, 08:54 AM
#274
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Right after Kathyaire made her first posting of this, I made one, and have made many more for the charity I sew for, for abused and seriously ill children. Hope some little girls love there quilts! They are such fun to make.
04-09-2013, 10:27 AM
#275
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They are Happy Daisies, indeed
04-09-2013, 01:48 PM
#276
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Hello Kathy
Hello Kathy,
I am a quilt instructor seeking permission to use the photo of your Happy Daisy quilt to promote a class that I will be teaching of this pattern. I have developed a pattern for this quilt and have named it "Danceing Daisy's" I would only use your photo until I can make my own quilt sample.
Thank you
Penny Havens Streeter
I am a quilt instructor seeking permission to use the photo of your Happy Daisy quilt to promote a class that I will be teaching of this pattern. I have developed a pattern for this quilt and have named it "Danceing Daisy's" I would only use your photo until I can make my own quilt sample.
Thank you
Penny Havens Streeter
Happy Daisies is not my pattern or design. I saw a picture of a quilt like this and I thought it was the happiest quilt I ever saw. It was on another quilting forum. I asked the person that posted the picture about the pattern. She said it was a customer's quilt and would ask about it. When she questioned the piecer she was told the piecer was not the designer and didn't know where it came from. No one seemed to know.
I copied it and named it 'Happy Daisies'. I played around with paper until I got the size petals and stems that I wanted. Then I made a template. The blocks are 13" square and then cut in half and sewed together, then squared to 12 1/2". I copy lots of things I see, unless it specifically says don't copy it. If that's not okay, then I'm a dead duck. I do not have a creative mind. Even though I don't know where it came from originally, I do remember my mom making a daisy quilt about 50 years ago. She didn't use the positive/negative color scheme, just the daisy petals. That's probably why I like this quilt so much, it reminds me of her.
I copied it and named it 'Happy Daisies'. I played around with paper until I got the size petals and stems that I wanted. Then I made a template. The blocks are 13" square and then cut in half and sewed together, then squared to 12 1/2". I copy lots of things I see, unless it specifically says don't copy it. If that's not okay, then I'm a dead duck. I do not have a creative mind. Even though I don't know where it came from originally, I do remember my mom making a daisy quilt about 50 years ago. She didn't use the positive/negative color scheme, just the daisy petals. That's probably why I like this quilt so much, it reminds me of her.
Happy Daisies
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04-09-2013, 02:29 PM
#277
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Love that pattern - on my to do list- that gets longer every time I look at this site!
04-09-2013, 02:52 PM
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I remember seeing a quilt like this posted here a while ago. I thought it was so pretty. You did a wonderful job and your colors are bright & cheerful. Did you machine or hand applique?
04-09-2013, 02:56 PM
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that is fantastic
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