...cozy Ole' quilt

Ed - it is true - when Captain Kathryn Janeway speaks I listen.

Recently stumbled across these stencils from Country Stencils (you may have seen this post) and, having made about a half a million 'printed' quilts using this technique, it was time to make a card or two.

Wanted a cozy warm quilt feel for this card, and so I went for a red/yellow colour combo.

Papers are by Basic Grey, possibly sugared collection? not too sure. Supplied by this lovely lady.

Quilt was printed in Versacolour Burgundy onto white and then battered about a bit with sanding blocks and a bit o' Tim Holtz distress ink. Interestingly this particular quilt stencil produces an image which fits perfectly into a scalloped rectangle nestability die, making it look like wee mini quilt complete with borders and scalloped edging.

Distressed the papers and made a wee taggy thing to fit behind the quilt with eyelets and string (back of the kitchen drawer), not sure what you'd call this but it seemed to be required.

Quilt block stamps and sentiment were from the Quilters Sampler set by PapertreyInk.

Recently plunged into Facebook - oooh what a black hole that is, sucks in hours faster than a temporal anomaly in the space time continuum. Getting to grips with it slowly but not sure exactly what to do with it given that I'm not one of those shiny, witty people that always has something interesting to say...lol. Have to admit is is interesting...well other peoples pages are anyway, lol.

Hope it tickles.