Over Easter weekend when I was sick Hubby told me no working….well loading a charity baby quilt is no work…and quilting it is no work..is it? Â I certainly didn’t think so. Â So that is exactly what I did. Â I loaded and quilted a small baby sized quilt that was sent to me by Michele in Bethesda.
Last week I got it bound. Â Michele picked an awesome backing in a red that was the same shade of the red on the front. Â I ended up having enough left from the back that I was able to use the rest for binding. Â SCORE!!
I just love quilting these small ones. Â It makes me feel like I accomplished something!
I had put a picture up on the blog asking for advice on what color to use….VERY few people said the light grayish….Well that’s what I used. Â My gut said to go with it even though all of you though something different so I did.
I really think it was a good choice.
I used my favorite quilting motif. Â This one!
Since I discovered this quilting motif, I’ve used it a lot. Â It’s so simple and goes with most everything.
Thanks for trusting me with your quilt top Michele. Â We have this quilt in our stack waiting for a place to send them to. Â If anyone know of somewhere needing quilts let me know!
We are hooking up with Confessions of a Fabric Addict, Crazy Mom Quilts, Michelle’s Romantic Tangle and Link a Finish Friday.
Yes, Quilts of Compassion is looking for quilts to be delivered in May to the Illinois tornado victims :
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Quilts-of-Compassion/336600644288
Did you finish the other baby quilt last night?
Cute quilt. Nice quilting! I will often use cream, khaki or mother goose thread so the quilting doesn’t stand out too starkly. I caught the coughing crud too and haven’t touched my machine or rotary cutter in three weeks now. That’s going to have to change! :)
I am making your Sneaker Threads quilt pattern which appeared in the Mar/Apr 2014 issue of Quilty; however, it is not coming together as I would like. Can you please tell me the measurement of the blocks from Instruction #1. Thank you
Whoop whoop! It’s a beautiful quilt, and I love your quilting pattern!