Blogathon Canada is visiting Atlantic Canada today! Thanks so much to Sew Sisters for choosing me to be the host blogger for Nova Scotia, along with Linda from Stitch Lines who is your host for New Brunswick, P.E.I and Newfoundland.
Hello from Nova Scotia, Canada's Ocean Playground! Halifax to be exact. I could go on and on about my beautiful province but for today I am going to stick to where I grew up and where I live now.
I grew up in a small seaside village called Prospect. about 25 minute drive south west of Halifax. My ancestors grew up here too. My parents still live there, in the white house.
We have been married for 37 years. I have a daughter, 35 and twin sons , 31. Still waiting for grandkids!
I started quilting over 20 years ago and haven't stopped. I started my blog back in February of 2008. I have made many pieced bed quilts, all hand quilted and hand appliqued too. I have a ton of UFOs. Scrappy quilting is my main love.
A few years ago I fell in love with the new style of quilting, the modern quilting, improvisational piecing and free motion quilting, and just last year I joined the Maritime Modern Quilt Guild and have been even more inspired to create.
I even had my first pattern published recently, in the Fall issue of the Canadian quilting magazine, "Quilter's Connection"
What an amazing experience it was and who knows, it may not be the last.
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The tabs under my header will take you to pages that show some of my quilts from over the past years, but for now I will show you my favourites.
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| "Roll, roll Cotton Boll" from a Bonnie Hunter design. machine pieced and free motion quilted by me and now lives in Qatar with my Quilty Sister |
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| Spring Morning - handquilted by me and adorns the wall in my front entry |
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| My Improv Quilt - an original design by Me , freemotion quilted by me |
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| "Wonky Pegs" and original design by Me, freemotion quilted by Me |
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| Made for my husband on his retirement in 2009. An original design by Me and handquilted by Me |
NOVA SCOTIA BLOGGERS
Chezzetcook Modern Quilts
Sheila's Quilt World
KaHolly
Anja Quilts
On the Tide
Barb Robson
Maritime Modern Quilt Guild
Mahone Bay Quilt Guild
Stamp.Stitch.Create
Twistfully Yours
A Quarter Inch from the Edge
The Running Thimble
Jada's Quilting Adventures
Candy Coated Quilts
The Cuddle Quilter
Remember to enter the giveaway from Camelot Fabrics on the Sew Sisters Blog
Sew Sisters has kindly offered up this wonderful fat quarter pack of Kona Cotton Solids for me to giveaway. Sweet!
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Honeysuckle, Watermelon, Creamsicle, Grellow, Cabbage, Pickle,
Malibu, Geranium, Jamaica, Dahlia
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and all you need to do is leave me a comment, any comment. Make sure, if you are a no-reply or Wordpress blogger, to leave your email address in your comment or there will be no way to get in touch with you should you be the winner. Here's a great post about how to check to see if you are a no-reply blogger, just in case you aren't sure.
The giveaway is open until Nov 23 and the winner will be announced Nov 24.
The giveaway is now closed. Thanks to all who entered
Here's the schedule for the Blogathon with giveaways every day
The Host Bloggers:
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some beautiful quilts Linda, and some gorgeous pictures!
ReplyDeleteLovely shots of the area where you live. It's good to know a bit more about you. Great quilts-love the imrov one.
ReplyDeleteI'm new to your blog, coming via the Canada blogathon. Your part of the world looks so beautiful! Thanks for sharing the great pictures. Also love your quilts - you have a great range of styles.
ReplyDeleteI would love to be near the water. Spring Morning is amazing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great list of bloggers to check out. You do such beautiful work. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteA great list of bloggers to visit - some I already know
ReplyDeleteYour quilts are great - like the newer modern ones
Great blog, I am especially interested in the modern quilts. Congratulations on the published pattern.
ReplyDeleteGreat post today, Linda! Sew Sisters knew what they were doing when the selected you as a host(ess)!! Your quilts are beautiful, esp. those you designed yourself. I sure hope you draft some patterns for these in the future. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteLove the pictures of your quilts, especially the modern ones and your husband's retirement gift.
ReplyDeleteHi Linda! Thanks for sharing about yourself. I'd love to make it to Canada one day
ReplyDeleteYou did us proud with this post, Linda - love that you included such a beautiful shot of the Tall Ships. Retiredhub's quilt is fabulous, the Storm At Sea border so effective. You are one happening woman! :)
ReplyDeleteYour photographs are beautiful-especially, the harbour and the prospect area. Love all your quilts, but you know that of course!!
ReplyDeleteYour quilts are gorgeous and I really admire your FMQ skills! And you do hand quilting too ?! Wow!
ReplyDeleteYour quilts are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThanks for been one of the hosts for this event! It's a great way to meet other Canadian bloggers.
ReplyDeleteI went through many of your posts and I now added your blog to my favorites. I love your quilts and seeing pictures of the Maritimes is a bonus. I love the Atlantic provinces and I'v been there many times as I have family in Gaspésie. Of course, I would love to win this fabric! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI'm just glad there's finally a maritime based modern quilt guild! Yay!
ReplyDeleteProspect is beautiful!! Your quilts are gorgeous and I especially love the one called Pegs!! I would make one similarly!! Thanks for sharing in the hop and now I am off to check out the list of bloggers you provided!!
ReplyDeleteI love your work!!! Glad I came across your blog! Halifax is one of my favourite cities. I spent a summer there waaaay back in 1992 and got to come back for work in 2010.
ReplyDelete(Checking in from Winnipeg, Manitoba.)
Your love of quilting is evident by your beautiful work. How fun it must be to have discovered the modern movement and become a member of the guild. You now have the best of both quilty worlds! Nice to meet you, Linda!
ReplyDeletewhat a fantastic post Linda!!! Your quilt and your quilting is stunning. this is a great way to re visit folks and met new friends.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing, Linda. Love your quilts.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your beautiful quilts. And thanks for the chance to win. (I'm a new follower)
ReplyDeleteYou grew up inabeautiful place. I grew up on the Atlantic Ocean in NY and can just smell the water by looking at your pictures. Live in the mountains now but miss the ocean a lot. Just gets in your blood I guess. Love your quilts.
ReplyDeleteLinda, I've admired your work since I first met you - you are the quilter my inner self would like to be. It's nice to get to know more about you better which this post has done. I love the photos. ^^
ReplyDeleteI love the quilt at the top of your page - the coloured window panes.
ReplyDeleteI am a new follower too
Linda , your work is amazing and your style all your own , love it . It is always a pleasure to stop by and see what you are doing and even better to see you in person .
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos from our gorgeous province! And your quilts are stunning. I wish I lived a little closer to the city - would love to join the MMQG to be part of a quilting group. Cannot think of a better way to find inspiration, learn new skills and make some great new friends! Thanks so much for including my blog on the tour (On the Tide).
ReplyDeleteLove your quilts!
ReplyDeleteI love the quilt in your banner! Visiting from BC.
ReplyDeleteYour quilts are beautiful. You are a very talented lady!
ReplyDeleteSo many beautiful quilts. I love the quilt you made for your sister in Qatar. I'm off to visit the other blogs. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeletethe area of Canada you live in looks so pretty - thanks for sharing the wonderful photos. Love your quilts and congratulations on being in the magazine.
ReplyDeleteMore CANADIAN blogs to browse when I'm up in the night with the baby, wooooo!! I get my inspiration from these. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteSo glad to see talented quilters in the Maritimes.
ReplyDeleteYour quilts are beautiful! Thanks for sharing them.
ReplyDeleteI have twin sons, too! Mine are almost five months old. I haven't had too much spare time for sewing lately!
ReplyDeleteYour quilts are all just so darn lovely, Linda and your blog is a visual delight! I really, really like the photos of the Prospect and Halifax harbours..Just the perfect antidote to this grey day here in Moncton. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteAll I can say is "WOW"
ReplyDeleteyour quilts are fabulous and it must be so exciting to have a project publish in the magazine. congrats!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous quilts! My favourite is Spring Morning. Just...WOW!
ReplyDeleteWe have a lot in common - living here, quilting and children the same ages. Love your quilts and I am really impressed with your machine quilting skills.
ReplyDeleteNice to see your quilts, beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI think I came across your blog through last years blogathon. I have enjoyed seeing your projects and reading what you have to say over the last year.
ReplyDeleteYour designs (and the quilting) on your modern quilts are excellent. But with the other quilts, you really show how versatile you are.
ReplyDeleteYou are so talented! Thanks for the tour and the beautiful Nova Scotia pictures.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your area and your quilts! Love those solids, they would play very well at my house, LOL
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful part of the world. Love the quilts all are fabulous.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway.
love modern quilting! and your quilts.
ReplyDeletegood morning from bc…your quilts are lovely…the one for our husband is really beautiful
ReplyDeleteLoved seeing what you are doing and where you live. I am trying to visit each of the blogs. So much to see. I love it.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bundle of Kona Solids, which would be great for a baby quilt. Thanks for cohosting the Maritimes and directing me to many new blogs.
ReplyDeleteNice to meet you and your quilts via the Blogathon. I love your pictures of Nova Scotia. They make me want to pack up and move. Your quilts are lovely too.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
lifeinthedoghouse@gmail.com
We had a great visit to Halifax and area a couple of years ago...lot to see there!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great giveaway. I dont use solids much...this might be the start!!
You have some beautiful quilts.
ReplyDeleteThat quilt in your header is so gloriously gorgeous. I keep scrolling back to the top to look at it. Just beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteWhat stunning quilts!
ReplyDeletet_ktl@yahoo.com
Love your landscape photos!
ReplyDeleteLove this blog hop! The bundle you have to give away is yummy! Thanks for the chance to win! jacklynnsteven at netzero dot com
ReplyDeleteOooh...I love Kona fabrics and I am collecting them for some future project (planning stages). I grew up in Nova Scotia too so it is nice to see your pictures and the harbour. Navy dad and brother!
ReplyDeleteNov. 24 is my birthday and that would make a great present, thanks
ReplyDeleteThank you for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI have thoroughly enjoyed being a follower of your blog, Thank you for the chance:)
ReplyDeleteThanks for introducing me to your quilts. Lots of beauty there. Thanks for the opportunity to win.
ReplyDeleteYour quilts are amazing, Linda. I'm sorry we didn't get a chance to meet while I was in Nova Scotia. But I think I'll be back some day. I love the photo of your little village. I've always wanted to live by the sea.
ReplyDeleteFollower from Oklahoma, USA. Loved your post today. crystalbluern at onlineok dot com
ReplyDeleteYour quilts are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHi from an army wife in Wainwright, AB. We were posted to NB from 2004 - 2008 and really enjoyed the Maritimes. Your quilts are amazing! Thank you for hosting. :)
ReplyDeleteI love your wonky pegs quilt! Thanks for sharing your great blog with us today!
ReplyDeleteI love the quilt in your header! I also love the solids you've chosen to give away, so light and cheery.
ReplyDeleteLove your quilts! And all the gorgeous pictures on your site.
ReplyDeleteI love to visit Nova Scotia, it's so beautiful! Your quilts are lovely! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteProspect looks like a beautiful place to grow up it. What a stunning photograph. I love your quilts Linda. xx
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your beautiful quilts. Lovely!!
ReplyDeleteYou do indeed live in a beautiful part of the world. Thanks for showing off all your lovely projects!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love your Spring Morning quilt, it's beautiful. Thank you for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteYou have such lovely quilts. Congrats on having the pattern published.
ReplyDeleteLove Kona fabrics. ideas are limitless. or christineowen@cogeco.ca
ReplyDeleteYour original quilt designs are fabulous! Especially like the husbands quilt!
ReplyDeletethanks for the great giveaway! you have a great blog
ReplyDeleteLove those colours! So fresh and pretty! :)
ReplyDeleteHi Liinda, Always a pleasure to drop by for a virtual visit.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilts and my very favorites "Scrap Quilts". I have recently taken an interest in modern quilts. If I win this bundle I would surely use it to make my first modern quilt.
ReplyDeletejacquiebonneau40@gmail.com
Beautiful photos, lovely quilts. It's exciting to discover all these Canadian quilt blogs!
ReplyDeleteLove your province. My mother-in-law is from there. Ocean breezes and charm galore! Thanks for sharing your beautiful quilts. I'm inspired to get sewing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilts on the eastern shore
ReplyDeleteWow Linda ! You have some beautiful work there. It is nice to be inspired by loved ones and to see pride you have for where you live !
ReplyDeleteLori
Love the colors in your give away and the pics of Halifax.
ReplyDeleteBev in Alberta
Thanks for being a gracious host for Blogathon, Linda. I love your quilts and I am glad I know you in real life!
ReplyDeleteThis ex-Scotian loves all your quilts. Will be down in July for a school reunion. The Kona fabrics' colors are delicious. Could really use them. Thanks for this opportunity.
ReplyDeletereally enjoy the blogathon, love finding new blogs to read especially Canadian
ReplyDeletesome lovely quilts you made over the time ...
ReplyDeleteGreat quilts Linda - I love Wonky Pegs!
ReplyDeleteLinda, your post is wonderful! Loved seeing those gorgeous pictures of where you grew up, the harbour, and of course all your gorgeous quilts! Great job of cohosting!
ReplyDeleteLove Kona. Am from just up the road from you. Living in Alberta now but NS will always be home.
ReplyDeleteI signed up to follow via e-mail. Follow a couple more from the east,
what a pretty bundle of solids! your bottled rainbows quilt makes me happy! I love it
ReplyDeleteLove your Roll, roll, cotton boll quilt. Mine is still in pieces!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilts, Linda. Thanks so much for sharing
ReplyDeleteI'm so excited to see them feature bloggers from Atlantic Canada! Your work is beautiful - I'm glad your blog was included.
ReplyDeleteLove your showcase of quilts and your pictures of where you live - both are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteNice kona give-away. Pick me Pick me!!
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous pix & quilts. I'm currently trying to build a collection of solids to use & would love to win these! Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
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Linda, I can't believe you hand quilt. It is just gorgeous!! You must be very patient. :)
ReplyDeleteLovely quilts! Thanks for a chance to win
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilts and scenery. How lovely to see blue sky and the ocean on this blustery cold day!
ReplyDeleteLove seeing what everybody makes and pictures from where they live. It is like going on a trip and seeing quilts along the way. Such fun. 24Tangent@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteYou've made some lovely quilts! You have obviously mastered the Mariner's Compass! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDelete<3 the colors. These would go lovely with a quilt I am making for my daughter. Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteI have just started to collect solids after years and years of quilting with prints and tone on tones. That is a great collection of colours!
ReplyDeleteBTW, I am a new blogger from BC!
Thanks so much for the giveaway,
Jacqueline in Pitt Meadows
http://www.quilt-sewhappy.blogspot.com
Your quilts are gorgeous
ReplyDeletelove your quilts, I guess I will spend the next hour looking and reading your older posts.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
Your work is just lovely! I especially love the rainbow quilt in your blog header :) Thanks for hosting this giveaway and for the great list of Canadian blogs!
ReplyDeleterambling.roses@gmail.com
I'm liking this Blogathon Canada ...getting to see a lot of sites that I wasn't aware of.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the gorgeous photos! I hope to visit some day.
ReplyDeleteDelicious Kona Bundle Linda! Yay for Blogathon Canada!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures of both where you live and of your quilts.
ReplyDeleteI love your quilts and I love Sew Sisters and I love Kona cottons
ReplyDeleteI love the Mariner's Compass one you designed and made for your husband. Like how the medallion hangs in the middle.
ReplyDeletenridder@hurontel.on.ca
Beautiful quilts and beautiful scenery. I would love to visit someday! I've been to western Canada including Manitoba, British Columbia, Alberta and the Yukon, but have never been to the eastern provinces.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful header picture you have, as well as the scene of Prospect and that of Halifax. Your quilts are beautiful. Congrats on you magazine debut.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing beautiful pictures of your hometown. The banner quilt for your guild is outstanding!
ReplyDeletei love your Wonky Pegs...great colours and pattern
ReplyDeleteerin2470@hotmail.com
Fabulous quilts and pics.The second quilt is my best fave.Great job!!
ReplyDeleteI handquilting too.It`s nice meet you.Thanks for the fun.
It's lovely to see how your style has evolved. Good luck on those grandkids!
ReplyDeleteLove your modern designs. Thanks for hosting for us, your pictures of your hometown are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteSo excited to find this blog. My grandmother was from PEI. Beautiful quilts.
ReplyDeleteI'm quite enjoying this blogathon. I love your quilts Linda. You are beyond talented and I count myself lucky to know you in person and know that I'll have you along side in my quilting journey. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThe East Coast is high on my bucket list. Your quilts are fabulous. Thank you for the lovely visit.
ReplyDeleteYour work is beautiful! You live in a beautiful place. I can't wait to visit next year.
ReplyDeleteYour work is beautiful! You live in a beautiful place. I can't wait to visit next year.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the beautiful pictures of Halifax, and of the quilts! You have a lovely blog!
ReplyDeleteYour quilts are beautiful, what inspiration!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful part of the country you live in. Matsche.christine@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilts! I love Nova Scotia. So much inspiration found there.
ReplyDeleteFirst timer blog hopping thru Canada. You made some beautiful quilts. Thanks for sharing. kthurn@bektel.com
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely quilts! Your husbands you made is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI love your quilts. They are beautiful
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful quilts you have!!!
ReplyDeleteMy youngest sister lives in Nova Scotia. She doesn't quilt, but she's waiting for a quilt from me. It's a pixel quilt of the Bluenose II.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilts, Linda :)
ReplyDeleteHello Linda, Congratulations on having your first pattern published the Fall issue of the Canadian quilting magazine, "Quilter's Connection."
ReplyDeleteIt's a beauty and many will follow. I'm a scrappy quilter too , truly love the wonky pegs quilt. It's right up my alley.
This Candadian Blogathon is so friendly. Thanks for encouraging me to make new friends, and indeed I have and will continue .
Thanks for the giveaway, Kona solids are always so welcome in my stash.
Hey Linda, nice quilts..I am giving you a wave from the other side. I am Linda from Dartmouth....lol
ReplyDeleteI love the pictures of your home town - it's so picturesque! Thanks for the great Kona solids giveaway - I love the quality of Kona fabrics.
ReplyDeleteYour area is so beautiful. Rather like my Jacksonville FL USA. Thanks for inviting us. I love your Improv quilt!
ReplyDeleteI just found your blog through the Blogathon Canada. Your quilts and quilting are amazing! Thanks so much for sharing and hosting!
ReplyDeleteYour photos of your town are stunning.
ReplyDeleteLove your parents' house. What a lovely place. Thanks for the nice giveaway.
ReplyDeleteYum, what a delightful rainbow. Love finding new blogs to read.
ReplyDeleteYou make lovely quilts and Halifax is indeed a beautiful city. My mother in law grew up in Halifax and my husband was born in St. John's Newfoundland. Our son lives in Stratford, PEI so we have lots of eastern connections.
ReplyDeleteI have not made any of Bonnie's mystery quilts but I do admire the ones that others have created. I love your color choices.
Regards from Alberta,
Anna
Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI am so glad I found you! Someone who loves scrappy quilts as much as I do! Your quilts are gorgeous and someday I hope to create at least one just as nice. Kona Colors are so clear and vibrant...love them too!
ReplyDeleteNova Scotia looks gorgeous. I always wanted to go there! and your quilts are quite lovely.
ReplyDeleteGreat post Linda!! ~Dena
ReplyDeleteI hope to visit Nova Scotia one day. It's on my bucket list. Thanks for posting pictures of some of your quilts.
ReplyDeletelin dot web dot 28 at gmail.com
Thank you for sharing your beautiful province and your wonderful quilts! We spent two glorious weeks vacationing on the East Coast a few years ago and can't wait to come back again someday!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos of where you live. Looks so peaceful. Love your wonky pegs quilt.
ReplyDeleteThose photos are making me want to go back to Nova Scotia again! (I went to Acadia University for 2 years far too long ago. I liked it better on the Halifax side of the province, though... I mean, the Annapolis Valley is pretty in spring and fall, but I just loved driving down around the south half of the province when I was there.) So so pretty, anyway!
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Your photos are gorgeous!!! Nice to visit your blog...thank you!
ReplyDeleteLove the quilts, love the pictures. My bucket list includes the northeast coast of North America. I've mostly visited Alberta and British Columbia. Thanks.
ReplyDeletelove those colours. Who couldn't use them. thanks for the chance. Patti
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous bundle of Kona. Lovely shades.
ReplyDeleteI have been reading your blog since one of the previous blog hops, I think. I love discovering new ones I like. annesimonot@sasktel.net
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful quilts you've made! I love scraps as well and am saving fabric to make a quilt that has no two fabrics the same in it.
ReplyDeleteThank you for a super giveaway and a chance to win.
usairdoll(at)gmail(dot)com
I am in awe of your beautiful province! I have wanted to visit from Ontario more than ever now!
ReplyDeleteLove the Rainbow quilt at the top of your page.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous quilts Linda! Really love your improv quilt!! Love the pictures of Atlantic Canada. Looks beautiful and I must visit one day.
ReplyDeleteGreat to be hearing from Canadian bloggers too!
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL Quilts & Pictures!!! Would Looove to visit Canada!!!
ReplyDeleteNice to meet you, Linda! Such beautiful photos of where you live and of the quilts you've made. So many gorgeous quilts to admire!
ReplyDeleteI love rainbows! Especially rainbows of fabric!! Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on getting your pattern in the Quilter's Connection magazine. It's a pattern I am considering doing. ^_^. You have some lovely quilts. Thanks for the chance to win. Pat.
ReplyDeletepatriciadandridge@gmail.com
This Blog Hop is so much fun, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletedawnm1993 at gmail dot com
Linda I love your quilts and would love to win the Kona Cotton Solids. I'm sure enjoying Blogathon Canada, and discovering new blogs and inspiration.
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting the blog, Linda. I'd love to win some Kona solids - I think they're beautiful!
ReplyDeleteL.
By the way, Halifax looks like a really beautiful city!!
ReplyDeleteL.
Your province looks ideal. I love water and sunshine.
ReplyDeletetushay3(at)yahoo(dot)com
your quilts are beautiful :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing. Your quilts are amazing! This blog hop is so much fun!
ReplyDeleteSimply stunning quilts. Love the pictures where you live. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeletejanie.mccombs(at)yahoo.com
Wow, what lovely work. My father's family use to live just outside of St. Croix at Ellershouse. Would visit every other summer. Have to go visit again.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed seeing your quilts, Linda! Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful work you've done! Congrats on the pattern publications. coudre@dmdrafting.com
ReplyDeleteI love the colours! Thanks for the chance :) nnonaihr@hotmail.co.uk
ReplyDeleteHi Linda! Your province is gorgeous. I love the big houses etc. hubby and I are planning a trip back east in 2016!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait ; )
Thanks for the chance to win that gorgeous bundle
I love your hand quilted work. I am hoping to start and still gathering tools. I never knew it was so tricky finding a hoop! Thank you for sharing your work!
ReplyDeleteI do read your blog and enjoy it very much.
ReplyDeleteLove all your quilts and enjoyed the pictures of the Maritimes.
Beautiful quilts! Thanks u for sharing your journey.
ReplyDeleteNova Scotia sure does have a lot of talented quilt bloggers! The quilts you shared are lovely. Thanks for hosting today, and for the chance to win. Who doesn't love to win fabric?!
ReplyDeleteThanks for showing us your quilts and the photos of where you live, both are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous part of Canada and gorgeous quilts
ReplyDeleteThanks for a chance to win lovely fabric!
ReplyDeleteLove those Kona shades - thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteI love your quilts and the patterns you have developed. Also your part of the world is very nice.
ReplyDeleteIt's so nice to see the two Lindas from the Maritimes featured at Sew Sisters Blogathon. Love that retirement quilt and the one that hangs in your entryway. I also like your take on the Modern quilting.
ReplyDeletelooks like a gorgeous place to visit!
ReplyDeleteHere for the Blogathon - GREAT choice of giveaway prize. I love love your modern quilts especially. The Improv quilt is inspired - love the different length columns of blocks.
ReplyDeleteI love the quilt in the header!
ReplyDeleteCan I just say if that first photo is any indication, your daily view is an inspiration. Lucky girl! Thanks for the chance to win. Always love solids!
ReplyDeleteRamona
Love your Maritime photos - quilts are fab! mumbird3(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work. What a great place to live near the water. Hope I am the lucky one.
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