Thus quilt top was made by Edie. It is a variation of theJelly Roll Race quilt. The fun part of these is that you never know how they will turn out!
I used the variegated thread on this one also.
This is the panto I used from Urban Elementz . I ordered a bunch of new pantos before Christmas and then totally forgot about them!
I had this scaled up. I think I would have preferred it in the smaller size. Sometimes it’s hard to tell.
Have a great day!
Marianne from my Stitching Sisters group pieced this lovely top. I do not have any pattern info for it.
I decided my red, white and blue variegated thread would be perfect for this top.
It’s hard to see it in these photos, but I looks really pretty in person. This is the thread I used.
This shows it a little better.
Here is the back.
And this is the panto I used from Urban Elementz .
Have a great day!
I decided to machine quilt this after all.
I’m thrilled with how the quilting turned out! Now I’m finishing the binding.
I ran out of the red I was using, but I think I like this binding choice better anyway.
Enjoy some Sunday stitching!
While wondering Hobby Lobby recently, I found a package of these tiny canvases.
You know I immediately thought of my dollhouses! I went online and found a cute mid mod picture and printed it to size.
I used this to adhere it to the canvas.
It wasn’t a total success. Printer paper and Mid Podge aren’t all the compatible.
It ended up with plenty of wrinkles. I prefer to think of it as aged. Anyway, I may do it over. I’m not sure yet.
I hung it with glue dots used for scrapbooking. Speaking of mid mid art, check out this painting done by Daughter #3.
I’m quite in love with this! Maybe I should just have her paint on my tiny canvas. Have a great day!
One of my goals for the month has been met. This baby girl quilt is done. It perfectly matched this hydrangea plant that Mr. Wonderful bought for me.
The colors are most accurate in the first photo.
This quilting reminds me of a topographical map. I so love this Jeep fabric!
Have a wonderful weekend!
I made this little quilt that I call, Conversation Hearts, a few years ago. I love this little quilt so I thought I’d share it again today. I know it’s early, but I already have a finish scheduled for tomorrow.
I had this piece of fabric in my stash for quite a while and it was perfect for the backing
I used a double layer of batting on this one. One layer of Pellon 80/20 and a layer of a low loft Pellon poly on top. Glide thread.
Happy early Valentine’s Day! I hope you get to spend the day with those you love.
My first Quilt of Valor to quilt this year! This top was pieced by Kathy.
Here is the backing.
Here is the pattern info.
And this is the panto that I used from Urban Elementz .
I think this is my new favorite! Have a great day!
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I’ve been looking for another vintage top to hand quilt. I bought this one on eBay ages ago.
This one is similar, but the edges are hemmed and it shows a lot of wear. I have no idea where it came from. Perhaps it was used as a summer spread?
This one I bought at a yard sale decades ago.
Out of these three, I’m leaning toward the first one. But I may look at a few others in my collection before making a final decision.
Have a great day!
This is another UFO that I want to finish this year. These were leftover from this quilt.
I used these Accuquilt dies.
Though there were enough hexies for a baby quilt, I just needed to cut triangles.
Die cutting pieces means everything lines up so easily!
I add one triangle to opposite sides of the hexie.
And press like this.
I started throwing them up on the design wall.
I still love this. I might have to make it bigger. Have a great day!
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Little by little…
I’m starting to think about hand quilting this.
I have a little time to think about it yet.
Happy Sunday!
