Love the green I used for a little accent border!
Hand-quilting is one of my favorite ways to relax in the evening.
I wanted to use another shade of green for the binding, but after I made it and started sewing it on, I decided I really didn't like it .....
..... so I tried out a red and a yellow and didn't like them either.
Do you ever find large pieces of yardage in your stash and you can't remember why you bought it? I didn't think so. Anyway, I found five yards of this in my stash, and it looked perfect.
I really love this quilt. Hubby smiles when I say that. I say that after every quilt.
The backing is pieced with a few bright strips to make it wide enough.
I think little Oliver likes his quilt. I know his mama does.
That makes this quilter really happy!
I'm linking up with Oh Scrap! at Quilting is More Fun Than Housework and WIP's Be Gone at A Quilting Reader's Garden.
8 comments:
Very cute little quilt Sandy. Glad you shared it with Oh Scrap!
I love both quilts shown in this post. But Oliver really steal the show. So cute! Also love that star as a label. Good idea. ;^)
Thank you for showing your thinking process as you tried different bindings. I think that your final choice was just perfect.
Wow - love those quilts!!! All bright colors with black-n-white to pop them out :*). Such a cute idea to Applique the stars, as I'm sure this little guy will be the "star" of his family for quite some time LOL!!!
Well it is about the sweetest baby quilt I've ever seen! I love that black with the dots and the colors you chose for the stars are perfect. The binding fabric is fun too. That's an adorable little baby on that quilt!
--Nancy. (ndmessier @ aol.com, joyforgrace.blogspot.com)
Oh it is perfect!! And congrats on getting it to the little one on time ;-)
What a darling quilt for the little precious one. Congrats, Sandy! And thanks for linking to WIPs Be Gone. BTW: you won the book! I'll be emailing you.
Sandy, you are really finishing up some cute quilts for the fanily. I like all the ones on this post, Our retreat really helped with the finishes, huh?
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