About a month ago I felt the need to get back to my sewing machine. I had a nice little stack of fat quarters, so I pulled out my Fat Quarter book from M'Liss Rae Hawley. I've wanted to make her "Garden Gate" quilt for a long time so I finally did it.
It came together very quickly. It's small, but I think it will be perfect as a wall hanging in little L's room. The walls are a nice yellow and this will go with them very well. Sorry the picture is so dark! I took it back when Chicago was still experiencing non-Spring. Summer is finally here so I'll be sure to snap a pic outside when it is finished.
Sunday, July 10, 2011
Friday, July 8, 2011
I'm a winner!
Also during my blog hiatus, I won two different giveaways. One was from Sheree's Alchemy and was this lovely half yard stack of fabric.
The other was a fat quarter bundle of Bella Solids from Shruti at 13 Woodhouse Rd!
Have I done anything with them yet? No but the possibilities are endless!
The other was a fat quarter bundle of Bella Solids from Shruti at 13 Woodhouse Rd!
Have I done anything with them yet? No but the possibilities are endless!
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
Catching up...
I'm back! My little girl L is now 3 months old and we are really getting a good rhythm. I went back to work a few weeks ago and that seems to be going ok so far. Here and there over the last few months I've managed to find a few moments for quilting and projects, so I need to update things here. First up is a baby quilt for a darling little girl born last week.
I am currently quilting it and will show it when completed, but here is the top prior to quilting. I used the "Big Dots" pattern from "Quilts Made Modern". I didn't really need a pattern, but it was good to have an explanation of the freezer paper technique I really like how the circles have that nice turned under look. I've done applique before but usually just raw edge.
I am currently quilting it and will show it when completed, but here is the top prior to quilting. I used the "Big Dots" pattern from "Quilts Made Modern". I didn't really need a pattern, but it was good to have an explanation of the freezer paper technique I really like how the circles have that nice turned under look. I've done applique before but usually just raw edge.
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