Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Quilt #9: Last but not least
Here's the last finished quilt we're taking to our little friends. Notice I say last FINISHED quilt, of course, mine still needs to be quilted. But we've got enough done to cover our Christmas gifts. This quilt was actually created for a book. I wonder if its young recipient will ever know that. I do think they could spend a while looking all the patterns as they fall asleep. It measures 37" x 37". Look at the quilt back: it's wild too.
Ok, time to vote. Which quilt would you choose to nap with?
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WOW!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love this quilt. I have used this block so many times in my quilts. I intend to make many versions and every time I look at another one, I want to go back in my sewing room and stat cutting squares!
Love this quilt! Lucky young recipient too!
The back is beautiful too.
I love this last quilt and I think you have solved my 'which pattern to make next dilemna'.
ReplyDeleteI won't vote because I enjoyed them all.
LOVE both! we saw FELA! on Broadway last night, and I am on African fabric overload with Inspiration coming out of my ears!!! I can't pick one... ;-)
ReplyDelete(if FELA come to your neck of the woods, go see it...!!! one of the best show I have ever seen)
I love them all...lucky little ones at First Step. I think my favorite is the red and turquoise one. Great project!
ReplyDelete#6 the pink. It's like one my mom had and we wore out totally, I would spend hours tracing the quilting lines to follow them.
ReplyDeleteMy favourite was No 8, the Sporty Quilt. Great job by all the 'elves' though :)
ReplyDeleteI love them all but #3 (the hearts) I find enchanting! Merry Christmas to you anfd your family!
ReplyDeleteIf I HAVE to choose just one...I pick quilt #3! They are all so charming and unique, it's hard to choose!
ReplyDeleteTricia
Number 5 is my favorite, but I would be a happy kid under any of them! Congratulations on finishing a project full of holiday spirit!
ReplyDeleteI like them all, but #5 just speaks to me. I love all that red.
ReplyDeleteVlisco fabrics, that is what the quilt is made of.
ReplyDeleteVlisco is made in Holland
In the city Helmond I believe.
Greetings from Janny Schoneveld
Holland