First, a baby quilt for Project Linus. Made with a double hourglass pattern found here. It is a 36 inch square, perfect for throwing over a baby carrier, in the stroller, or stuffed in a diaper bag. My friend Sonya quilted it for me in one day (because she is awesome and a workaholic like me) and it just came out of the dryer soooo soft!
Second, a wedding gift for a friend that was married over a month ago. Oops! It was all done before the wedding, but I decided to quilt it with lots of wavy lines that turned out awesome, but took a lot of strength that I didn't have right after a c-section. So, a little at a time, it is finally finished. 58" x 66" and made from a pattern I found in a quilter's magazine (if I could find it, I would tell you which one). Blessings on many happy years Michelle and Nate!
I got both of the bindings done over 2 days, although I am not sure how that happened. :)
Very beautiful, especially the first one!!
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I'd love to know how you went about quilting it on your machine! And I love that the second quilt has feet... :)
ReplyDeleteAs it was feeding through, I moved it back and forth. For taller waves I really swung the quilt, for shorter waves it was just a little bit. It took a lot of shoulder and back strength that I wasn't expecting. Isn't my husband amazing for holding my quilt off of the ground? :) In his dress shoes no less...
DeleteThis is such a great quilt, and I love the addition on the back. Thanks for linking up to 100 Quilts for Kids!
ReplyDeleteThe top quilt won a 100 Quilts for Kids prize. Yippe. This is beautiful. email me your address swimbikequilt at gmail dot com. and thanks so much!
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