,I’m joining in Cheryl’s Best of 2021 Linky Party which is always a fun post to do. I depend on the kindness of Linky Parties since my posts are somewhat lost in Blogland and may be due to my RSS feed not being recognized-it’s still an ongoing mystery. With that being said, my best of 2021 doesn’t include my five best read posts but inspired by an idea from Nancy, Grace and Peace Quilting; I’ve come up with my own categories. You can read the posts by clicking on the link.
Best Quilt Holding by the Master Quilt Holder (Flutter), upper right corner. This quilt almost fell into two of my other categories, the post most read and my smallest quilt made this year.
Best Oopsie Quilt (Kaleidoscope Krosswalk), middle photo on the right.
Best Biggest Quilt (Gypsy King Quilt), never say never, but I QAYG a king-size quilt, lower photo on the right.
Best Smallest Quilt (Small Quilts), Actually I’ve made several, discovering the peace/piece of making small quilts and slow stitching, middle photo on the bottom.
Best Quilt With The Most Read (Ernie Checkerboard Express), The Ernie Quilts of which I made several over the years and is one of my favorite patterns, I added another element and did a Tutorial, left photo on the bottom.
I thought I would mention that three out of the five quilts mentioned in this Best of 2021 post, has a My Quilt Infatuation connection and if your looking for easy quilts you could make with lots of different fabrics/scraps, do check out her patterns, not an affiliate link.
Thanks Cheryl for hosting another wonderful Linky Party and looking forward to more quilt making in 2022 so I can join in the fun next year.
Linking up with: Meadow Mist Best of 2021 Linky Party
What a nice opportunity to have another look at your pretty quilts Rose! You did a nice collage.
ReplyDeleteI hope you are looking forward to a wonderful new year!
Rose it is so good to see some of these quilts again. Love your little collage!
ReplyDeleteLOL!!! I love your categories, Rose!!! You added a large scope of creativity! Best quilt holding is my fav--he really had to do some trick holding for that one!!! BTW, what collage maker did you use?
ReplyDeleteHow do you come up with these amazing, creative names Rose! I'm struggling to remember the quilts I made this year, let alone putting them in a category!
ReplyDeleteCatching up on your posts again - oh how I wish they'd show up in my inbox!! Anyway, you've had a fun year of quilting. I think your Ernie quilts are some of my favorites, but I like whatever you make!
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