It’s not perfect, but it’s ours, and it’s done. I decided to use scrappy leftovers binding, so I dug out my box and picked out some colors that I thought would coordinate. And here it is, ready to be washed and used again after several years sitting in my craft room waiting to be fixed.… Continue reading Flannel 4-patch re-quilted
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Double 4-Patch Baby quilt
My little Luke seems to be doing better, but we’re still on a strict feeding regiment. We’ve finished the antibiotics, much to his relief. Hopefully we’ll be able to go back to his regular diet in the very near future, when he gets close to finishing the bag and cans of food that the vet… Continue reading Double 4-Patch Baby quilt
Momentum
With the momentum of two baby quilts fully finished, I pulled out another quilt top that I don’t remember ever even taking a photo of when I was working on it or when it was finished. A friend asked me to help her teach a quilt class to some ladies at church in late 2024.… Continue reading Momentum
Second quilt fully finished
And, I’m even more satisfied with this quilt than the first. I feel like I got the backing a little straighter, the layers basted together a little more evenly, and it didn’t take me as long to quilt as it took the first. The binding, like the first quilt, is bias, and the stripes doing… Continue reading Second quilt fully finished
Baby quilt fully finished
Finally, quilt #1 (which was Charm Pack Baby Quilt #2 when I pieced it back in 2022) is quilted and bound, ready to be donated. I think I’m going to give this to DSAMT (Down Syndrome Association of Middle Tennessee). They give quilts to babies and children born with Down Syndrome as part of their… Continue reading Baby quilt fully finished