my good friend, jan (you can see her blog at http://www.artfriendzy.blogspot.com ) had showed an inchie art frame on her blog a while back and i loved it so much that i decided to make one for myself. if we've trade in the past please look close and see if you can find any of your inchies on here. i want to get 100 more to make another one for my art wall. don't you just love it?
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This is amazing, Roc! What a wonderful way to display all of these "little gems"!It looks like a very beautiful and artistic quilt! Hugs, Terri xoxo
ReplyDeletethat is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteand i think i found 6-7 inchies that i made. but not my cupcake one--gasp!
you probably have it framed alone and hanging above your mantle....
It turned out great Roc!
ReplyDeleteThat's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI spotted the inchies I made with pics of my mom & daughter!! Warmed my heart.
Those were the first and only inches I've made so far.
Seeing this could inspire me to do more so I can make a lovely framed piece like this!
Wonderful job!
That's quite an impresive collection of inchies. They look great displayed like that.
ReplyDeleteWow, that looks fab. I never know what to do with my inchies but this is a great idea :-) Kate
ReplyDeleteLove the way they look together! Great job. Just too bad I've never made any inchies...
ReplyDeleteIt looks excellent!! And I think I spy an inchie by me!!
ReplyDeleteI've got two big canvases with inchies on them, and I think I haven enough inchies to put together another one!
The framed inches look fantastic!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great display. At first I thought it was a quilt. They do look good displayed all together.
ReplyDeleteYour inchie display is just gorgeous!! I love inchies too and I am in the middle of a fabric inchie exchange at the moment. Enjoyed my little visit to your blog - I came via a google ATC alert (just in case you wondered).
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