making this quilt was pure joy. a lovely couple in our church expecting their second child, a girl. i was completely inspired by emily of mle knits and her crosses quilt. i raided my stash and found a kona curry and some prints from the innocent crush line as well as some others that really seemed to work well together. i pieced the crosses section with three inch squares and bound it with signals, from innocent crush.
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Showing posts with label quilts. Show all posts
Monday, May 20, 2013
a baby quilt~
well, i certainly didn't mean to stop quilting. really. i just find this season of my life to be particularly challenging. the demands of motherhood keep me hopping, and although i thought i would have more time for sewing as my kids got older, i find they need me more as a presence... to take a walk with, to read to, to take skating or swimming, etc. they need me to be more present in their lives... available.
making this quilt was pure joy. a lovely couple in our church expecting their second child, a girl. i was completely inspired by emily of mle knits and her crosses quilt. i raided my stash and found a kona curry and some prints from the innocent crush line as well as some others that really seemed to work well together. i pieced the crosses section with three inch squares and bound it with signals, from innocent crush.
making this quilt was pure joy. a lovely couple in our church expecting their second child, a girl. i was completely inspired by emily of mle knits and her crosses quilt. i raided my stash and found a kona curry and some prints from the innocent crush line as well as some others that really seemed to work well together. i pieced the crosses section with three inch squares and bound it with signals, from innocent crush.
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Friday, May 18, 2012
Blogger's Quilt Festival
He retired officially in February, preaching his last sermon just days away from surgery to remove his prostate. I'm happy to report he underwent surgery, has recovered quickly and is well.
We decided on a pattern and a color scheme and we each made 15 blocks. The front is made up of 25 of them and I used 5 in the back. The pattern is from Block Party and is Oh, Fransson's Wonky Stripe Block. Her's is here and she made another version here. This was such a great and fun quilt to make - the blocks came together easily and nothing else really mattered! It was a great quilt to do "long distance". I was actually shocked at how well our colors worked together. Finished size is roughly 60 X 60.
Entering for the first time this year!
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