This quilt is very simple. Large squares from my "fabric stash" stripped together with this awesome shiny silky fabric.
Can you tell how pretty the stripping is? This is a single bed size quilt.
This next quilt,( I must confess), is kind of a "cheater" quilt. Well not kind of, it really is. I found this great piece of fabric. I liked it and bought all there was on the bolt while thinking "my it already looks like a quilt." So with keeping that in mind, I just teamed it up with batting and a coordinating matching sheet for the bottom and quilted it around the pre-printed design. And voila!! an instant quilt.
This one was so quick an easy. I will keep my eye open for some ideal fabric to do this again. I have a few more creations to work on in the coming weeks.gin
I admire you quilters so much, Gin!
ReplyDeleteVery pratty work!
I've been to 2 quilting bees. One of them was for my daughter in law before she married my son. That was really fun.
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Gin - - Your quilts are beautiful - - I have 2 questions - - 1. How do you get the quilt patches so PERFECTLY even? I've quilted - but I have not one quilt patch the same size :) #2. how do you find the time. Very organized I'm sure. Your quilts are beautiful !
ReplyDeleteYour quilts are so pretty. I have a good friend who quilts, but I've never done it myself. I love quilts, but they are so expensive! So learning to make one is on my list of things to do. :)
ReplyDeleteI am so totally jealous of these quilts! I have longed to have the time to make a throw quilt for my sofa to snuggle under but never see to find r make the time. I probably would be all thumbs anyway, so best leave it to those of you tht have the god given talent. Have you made any to sell? Maybe on etsy?
ReplyDeleteTammy ;D