Quilt #1: Plus Quilt
This quilt measures 42" by 48". It was made using 6.5" squares and quilted 1/4 of an inch away from the seams. The back is made up of some yardage I had on hand and a strip of leftover squares.
Quilt #2:
This quilt was made using the same 6.5" blue and green squares that I used in quilt #1, above. This time I appliqued 5" circles (cut using an old CD) onto the squares, then sewing the squares into a quilt top and then basting and quilting.
The quilt measures 34" by 39". I quilted a spiral in each of the circles, and then stippled around everything else. The back is made up of two different prints I had in my stash. The binding is scrappy, using some of the all-blue fabrics.
Quilt #3:
This quilt is made up entirely of scraps from other projects. I always use my stash on quilts...I rarely buy fabric for a specific quilt or pattern....and that makes me happy, but I am especially happy when I can make something work from scraps. Most of them cam from this quilt.
This quilt measures 35" by 41". The sashing is Kona Cyan (I think!). I stippled this quilt in an olive green thread. It is bound in some kind of Kona brown...I don't remember which now.
I have more in the works now, but some of what I am working on is for Christmas, so it'll be awhile before I can show it.






3 comments:
Those are AWESOME! I make excuses that I can't sew because of my kids and here you are sew it up.
super cute quilts!
they're gorgeous! For some reason I didn't know stipling was possible at home, I thought it had to be professionally done. I'm kind of a dork.
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