I follow my wonderful project Linus co- ordinator on twitter @PL_UK_Stirling she often puts out appeals for quilts and I feel incredibly guilty as I have at least 4 tops waiting to be layered up etc. This weekend I decided I wasn't allowed to do anything else until I had done at least three of them.
First one - hot chocolate, blogged about here. The pattern is from Southwind designs
This next one is the sew a sampler series from popular patchwork, it's extra special as it is my first adventure (be gentle) in free motion quilting, I did a gentle meander/stipple and am quite please with it! All it needs now is binding then off to Project Linus it will go.
Bigger shot before quilting
My little tin of left over binding strips is perfect for a scrappy quilt.
Linking up as ever to WIP Wednesday
First one - hot chocolate, blogged about here. The pattern is from Southwind designs
This next one is the sew a sampler series from popular patchwork, it's extra special as it is my first adventure (be gentle) in free motion quilting, I did a gentle meander/stipple and am quite please with it! All it needs now is binding then off to Project Linus it will go.
Bigger shot before quilting
My little tin of left over binding strips is perfect for a scrappy quilt.
Linking up as ever to WIP Wednesday
Both quilts are lovely and I love the name Hot Chocolate for your quilt!
ReplyDeleteThank you! Hot chocolate is a fabulous name for a quilt, the pattern is from Southwind designs http://www.southwindquilts.com/
DeleteBoth of these are great!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for stopping by!
DeleteThat sampler quilt is really great! Congratulations on getting two quilts ready for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love the sampler quilt, every row is scrappy and reminds me of other quilts I have made
Deletewow that is a beautiful sampler. What a great cause they are going to as well.
ReplyDeleteI am stopping by from the WIP hop, my post is here if you have time to stop by :) http://domesticdeficitdisorder.blogspot.com/2013/07/wip-july-17th-edition.html
Love your sampler quilt for Project Linus. What a lovley quilt for a child, so much to see and find hidden in the quilt. I keep leftover binding strips too, they can be so useful and make a quick binding at the end of a project.
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