Schnibbles times two



 This is the Bibelot Schnibble.  I love the daisies.  I really need to get this one quilted so I can enjoy it in my office at work.

 Here is a close up so you can see the daisies better!

And this is my ISTH Schnibble from last month.  I think I may finish this one for my brother when he moves into his new apartment.

Comments

Carrie said…
I love them both!

The daisies are wonderful for Bibelot, and the reproduction fabrics suit ISTH perfectly.

Great job! Times two. :)
2/4/12 12:16 AM
Michele said…
Both Schnibbles are wonderful!
2/4/12 9:41 PM
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