I also spent time sewing together the 2 1/2-inch squares for Goldie's quilt. I think I have become addicted to sewing these little squares together.
Finally, I finished the Snug as a Bug Super Sized Nine Patch for baby Leah who was born on November 9. I was planning on having it done before she came, but she decided to come ten days before her mom's scheduled C-section on November 19.
This is a super easy pattern from Quiltmaker. You can find it here. You only need three yards of fabric to make three different quilt tops. If I were to sit down and make this quilt in one sitting it would have probably taken less than four hours (not counting hand sewing the binding). Mine measures 34 x 37. I used the Snug as a Bug fabric collection from Riley Blake designs. I love the way Leah's quilt turned out. I have to admit I wasn't that crazy about it until after I quilted it. I hope the other two turn out as nice when I finish them.
I am planning on visiting Leah tomorrow and can't wait to see if her mom likes the quilt. I sure hope so ...
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Super cute, I'm sure she'll love it :D
ReplyDeleteAwe, looks like you've been keeping busy. Great job on the costume...simple is always good! =)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing all these wonderful projects! Your innkeeper sure looks pleased! I am certain, Leah and her mom will be too! PS. I appreciate your visit to my blog today and would have sent a reply via email, but you are a no reply blogger. Let me know if you would like to remedy this!
ReplyDeleteLots of great projects and she looks so cute in that outfit! Thanks for sharing.
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Really lovely work! The Cosmic Quilter
ReplyDeleteIt's adorable! Thanks for sharing the link to the pattern -- it's a great pattern for showcasing print fabrics!
ReplyDeleteGreat finish!
ReplyDeleteThat is a nifty baby quilt, and yes, sewing square to square is very addictive.
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty quilt! I love it when the quilting makes you fall in love with it gain :)
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