Here is my Spring Splash or maybe I should call it Summer Sun since it's July. It measures 41" square unfinished. Even though I've taken these pictures in the shade, it's very bright out today and the yellow doesn't show as well as it should.
Hey Gretchen... what a cute baby quilt... we have had a busy week here and I am finally getting old UFO projects moved back to the forefront here... and making hand quilting progress along the way :) I have 2 quilts I will be machine quilting... I look forward to seeing how you do your planned pattern in the checkerboard... I am thinking just straight or wavy organic lines down or across these quilts to get them done and in use... they are for 2 boys that my daughter loves in KY... I used leftovers of lots of fun kid themed fabrics and just had fun with each quilt top... now those flimsies are ready to become quilts... surely 3 months or more is long enough for marination!!! LOL Enjoy this sweet flimsy finishing and binding maybe by Sunday or is this a longer term quilting project?? Kathi
It's a cute little quilt and a good pattern to have on hand! It looks great with the floral print and has many possibilities for other other fabrics too!
It's very pretty! I prefer quilts that are not babyish for babies. I think you should do the orange peels, a few wobbles won't be noticable once it's washed. Thanks for lining up to TGIFF!
This is super sweet, Gretchen. I love the soft fabrics and soothing colors. It looks like a fantastic quilt to practice orange peels on, as it will not show inconsistencies much. Hey - if you're quilting it up soon, how would you feel about sharing it as a hosting spot for TGIFF for Aug 9th or 16th? Right now those spots are empty. We can provide code for the link-up, so it doesn't matter if you don't have a subscription for that. :)
This is a beautiful baby quilt. I love the checkerboard border. Summer does have it's challenges for taking pictures, doesn't it?
ReplyDeleteSweet baby quilt, love the floral prints
ReplyDeleteHey Gretchen... what a cute baby quilt... we have had a busy week here and I am finally getting old UFO projects moved back to the forefront here... and making hand quilting progress along the way :)
ReplyDeleteI have 2 quilts I will be machine quilting... I look forward to seeing how you do your planned pattern in the checkerboard... I am thinking just straight or wavy organic lines down or across these quilts to get them done and in use... they are for 2 boys that my daughter loves in KY... I used leftovers of lots of fun kid themed fabrics and just had fun with each quilt top... now those flimsies are ready to become quilts... surely 3 months or more is long enough for marination!!! LOL
Enjoy this sweet flimsy finishing and binding maybe by Sunday or is this a longer term quilting project??
Kathi
It's a cute little quilt and a good pattern to have on hand! It looks great with the floral print and has many possibilities for other other fabrics too!
ReplyDeleteGreat way to use up your leftovers from NI! I like it!
ReplyDeleteThat's a great pattern and a lovely baby quilt!
ReplyDeleteVery lovely and nice size for a baby! I checked out your Nearly Insane quilt and that is one beautiful accomplishment!
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely design, many thanks for sharing the link.
ReplyDeleteIt's a perfect baby quilt, bright and happy. Thanks for sharing the link.
ReplyDeleteIt's very pretty! I prefer quilts that are not babyish for babies. I think you should do the orange peels, a few wobbles won't be noticable once it's washed. Thanks for lining up to TGIFF!
ReplyDeleteThis is super sweet, Gretchen. I love the soft fabrics and soothing colors. It looks like a fantastic quilt to practice orange peels on, as it will not show inconsistencies much. Hey - if you're quilting it up soon, how would you feel about sharing it as a hosting spot for TGIFF for Aug 9th or 16th? Right now those spots are empty. We can provide code for the link-up, so it doesn't matter if you don't have a subscription for that. :)
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