This quilt was made for a special young man, and was made from my heart, especially for, and with him in mind. Rather than an artist 'patchwork' creation, it's meant to be a story book (of sorts) with pictures to look at.
It was my first twin sized quilt, so a lot easier to manage than the
double or queen, yet big enough to be a challenge.
Here I had the opportunity to really practice stippling.
(I can understand why they say practice, practice, practice)
2009-11-07
006 ~ Stanley......
005 ~ Leaves...... C&A
Then I started sandwiching!
A Double size quilt, with a "few" learning curves.
Merlin LOVES domestic duties....
he usually "helps" with laundry
(he's addicted to bleach)
as you can see...he's been helping with the quilting.
started June 2009 - completed September 2009Machine Binding.
Free motion quilting.... practice practice practice!
2009-11-04
004 ~ Fence Rails ~ Elmo...... markus
I made another baby quilt, in an Elmo theme. The top is fence rails pattern,
I decided to try making a label, using a fabric pen.
All in all.... for "another" first... it turned out okay.
started May 2009 - completed June 2009
2009-11-02
003 ~ Scrappy Trip Around the World......
In 2009 I tackled a Queen Sized bedspread.
I like the 'scrappy' look of patchworks, so made a scrappy trip around the world.
I discovered the Blog World and learned about "sandwiches" and quilting techniques.
I chose the pillowcase style.
A front, a back, no filling.
Blunders and all.... I am quite proud of this huge project.
started mid March 2009 - completed mid May 2009
002 ~ Bugs...... veej
This flannel baby blanket was also done pillowcase style.
A front, a back..no filling..
The baby theme is 'bugs"
The name tag was embroidered at an embroidery outlet.
completed 2008
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