This weekend, I finished "Sailboats" for my great-nephew and when we got back to the city, my sweetie and I went to his sister's to deliver the quilt to the baby's grand-mother who was visiting for a few days. She will take the quilt back to Alberta and give it to the baby's parents this week.
Then I started thinking... one of my quilts will live in Alberta! :-) Most of my quilts live in Quebec, so it's kind of cool to know one of my quilts is going to be living across the country (I know, I'm such a dork!).
Anyhow, here is Sailboats, all quilted:
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Hope you all had a great weekend!
Izzy
Then I started thinking... one of my quilts will live in Alberta! :-) Most of my quilts live in Quebec, so it's kind of cool to know one of my quilts is going to be living across the country (I know, I'm such a dork!).
Anyhow, here is Sailboats, all quilted:
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| I quilted in the ditch around each block and then did some straight-line stitching on the diagonal across the 16 patch blocks. I chose a solid orange fabric for the binding. |
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| I used a really cute dotty flannel fabric for the back. Once it was washed and dried, it was soooooo soft... perfect for a brand new little boy! |
Linking up at Sew Many Ways for Sew Darn Crafty!
Hope you all had a great weekend!
Izzy
I love those bright and happy fabrics. I bet baby will love it too.
ReplyDeleteBetty in Kentucky
Another beautiful finish! I am sure the new parents and baby will love the new quilt.
ReplyDeleteoh Izzy it's so cute!!! I love those sailboats. The backing and binding are perfect too! Such a great baby boy quilt :)
ReplyDeleteIt's so cute!
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