As promised, I have some pictures of the bunk bed quilts I made for our lake camp. This one is from a pattern by Camille of Thimble Blossoms called Jelly Bean. Very easy.
I wanted to make something to go with but not match the string quilt I recently made and I think this fits the bill.
We were at the lake this past weekend to get boats in and do some chores. It's nice to be able to get away. We have a loon that hangs out in front of our camp. My grandsons have decided it's a girl and have named her Raina! She was there Sunday morning so hubby and I got to eat our breakfast while watching her.
Then on Sunday this was the sunrise. It was foggy and beautiful. About and hour later the fog was gone.
By the way, the bunk beds and quilts are for these two monkeys.
While I loved making the two quilts I found them easy and I want my next project to be a little more challenging. I have loved seeing the
Swoon quilts everywhere so I think that may be my next project. Time to pull some fabric!
Pretty quilts for your camp. They look like they would be perfect for snuggling under with the weather is cool and damp.
ReplyDeleteThe quilts are perfect for the bunk beds and the bright colors show up so nice against the wood! I'll bet those two boys love going to the camp, huh? My in laws had a 'camp' at a local river when my kids were little like that....we made some great memories there. I love the boat pic with the sun in the background....gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteHi Chris the wuilts are so cute perfect for those two rascals!! I am in love with the sunrise picture gorgeous!!
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Perfect quilts for making precious memories with your two little monkeys! Can't you just hear them whispering at night, all snuggled under their quilts, giggling and planning their next grand adventure?! Gorgeous shots! I think I would want to stay there all the time.
ReplyDeleteThose are the best kind of bunk bed quilts!
ReplyDeleteQuilts look great! Your summer home is quite nice, love the pictures of the sunrise.
ReplyDeleteSnuggling under those quilts, listerning to the call of the loon and planning for the next adventures ... almost heaven.
ReplyDeleteLovely quilts!!!
ReplyDeleteOh and how nostalgic am I for the call of a loon. :)
The quilts are lovely and that picture with the boats and the mist you could sell. I know I would love it. Thanks for sharing the pictures. Susie x
ReplyDeleteGreat quilts - perfect for camp and love the pictures too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful place for a family retreat. The quilts look perfect there. The boys are going to love them. Many happy summer days!
ReplyDeletelike your quilts and handsome grandkids i have 24
ReplyDeleteMy goodness, both quilts look great on the bunks. I liked your Jelly Bean so much that I ordered the pattern today. Gonna use some batiks, never made a quilt with batiks yet. Thanks for the inspiration ;)
ReplyDeleteOh I do like the little poem you have above the comment box. I want to embroider that on a quilt label.
ReplyDeleteYour bunk bed quilts are cozy and homey looking - just perfect for a home away from home.
That's a wonderful sunrise picture - looks too pretty to be real, God in all His glory could only create something that beautiful.
Those quilts are gorgeous and the 2 monkeys in the picture are too adorable!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilts! I love that one on the bottom bunk. The "monkeys" are adorable too...cute smiles :o)
ReplyDeleteWhat cute two monkeys.....I love the quilts....the fog pic was the greatest......so what lake are you on....I envy you so much....what a great cabin......
ReplyDeleteWhat a joy it is to discover your delightful blog! Your faith shines through in your posts! what a darling duo you have achieved with your colorful string quilts!
ReplyDeleteThank you for making my day!
Blessings,
Carolynn