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Sew Thankful Sunday – Easter 2013!

Sew Thankful Sunday at The Crafty QuilterIt’s Easter Sunday today!  I have a few perfectly themed goodies that I’m sew thankful for today and that I’d like to share with you.

These free motion quilted Easter eggs are my kind of egg decorating!  Lori shows you how to do it on her blog, The Inbox Jaunt.  Once you visit her blog, you’ll want to stay a while and check out her other free motion quilting tutorials.  Plus she has some great photography tips too!

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Free Motion Quilted Easter Eggs Tutorial @ The Inbox Jaunt

 

These floppy eared bunnies are the perfect companion for any Easter quilt.  Amy DeCesare recently shared this beautiful quilt on her blog, Amy Made That!  She has many more lovely pictures there, and you’ll even see some background bunny tracks in the snow.

Easter Bunny Quilt by Amy DeCesare @ Amy Made That!

If you want some more Easter egg “eye candy”, check out these eggs made by Pam Harris at Gingerbread Snowflakes.  She decorated them using Pysanky designs (you can find more information about that here) and edible marking pens from Wilton.  You can see more of Pam’s Spring projects on her blog plus some fabulous recipes!

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Edible Pysanky Easter Eggs at Gingerbread Snowflakes

 

Thank you for stopping by today.  I wish you all a very Happy Easter!

Happy Easter

Julie Siggy-1


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5 Comments

  1. Ooh, thank you for the link to Inbox Jaunt which is new to me. Some really beautiful free motion tutorials. Happy Easter XXX

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