As you can see, I remembered to photograph it this time! (I felt really smart.) I used a charm pack to make the quilt. I had never considered doing that before for a doll quilt, but was really pleased with the result. It looks very scrappy and has lots of different fabrics in it, a look I adore. It meant I had to piece the back, but that's a look I love too! So all round I pretty much loved, loved, loved this quilt right up until the moment I sent it to Christine. She has received it and likes it too. Mine will be here next week and I am intrigued as to what it will be like!
About Me
- Kris
- I am a mother of eight and grandmother of four who loves to make and create. Rosemary Hill is the name of our home where we live, work, learn and create together
Saturday, 25 June 2011
Doll Quilt Swap 2
I sent off my second doll quilt for Christine's doll quilt swap this week. My partner was Christine (a different one!) and you can check her out here. I decided to make it from half square triangles, (I'm sure I owe that to you Katherine!) and whilst it's not perfect, I was pretty happy with how it turned out. The squares are 1" and the borders around the quilt are 1/2" wide.
As you can see, I remembered to photograph it this time! (I felt really smart.) I used a charm pack to make the quilt. I had never considered doing that before for a doll quilt, but was really pleased with the result. It looks very scrappy and has lots of different fabrics in it, a look I adore. It meant I had to piece the back, but that's a look I love too! So all round I pretty much loved, loved, loved this quilt right up until the moment I sent it to Christine. She has received it and likes it too. Mine will be here next week and I am intrigued as to what it will be like!
As you can see, I remembered to photograph it this time! (I felt really smart.) I used a charm pack to make the quilt. I had never considered doing that before for a doll quilt, but was really pleased with the result. It looks very scrappy and has lots of different fabrics in it, a look I adore. It meant I had to piece the back, but that's a look I love too! So all round I pretty much loved, loved, loved this quilt right up until the moment I sent it to Christine. She has received it and likes it too. Mine will be here next week and I am intrigued as to what it will be like!
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
10 comments:
Wow Kris-thats a work of art! Just beautiful. I love waiting for surprise mail. Im sure you'll be thrilled!
Working with fabric pieces that small would drive me insane (Yes -I may have developed stitching skills but Im still working on patience !)
You have done a beautiful job, I love it.
Looking forward to seeing what is going to be in the post for you.
cheers
Christine
oh Kristin that is so nice, really lovely. You have done a great job.
Kris you have done a fantastic job...
I really love triangle quilts and this one is no exception. Thanks for the charm pack hint, I will remember that! Just love the variety of fabrics in this little quilt.
Oh wow that is insainly small!!!
Beautiful job!
What a sweet lil doll quilt...good job!
love your doll quilt..........gorgeous........
What lovely colours. The quilt is gorgeous. You are so talented. :)
What a lovely little quilt. I have never attempted anything so tiny, and am awed. I'm sure that it will be treasured.
Post a Comment