I finished quilting and binding this Modern Herringbone baby quilt for my neighbor. I quilted it on the diagonal about an inch apart.
It shrunk quite a bit from washing, so it now measures 36 x 42 inches.
I put an extra strip of the herringbones down the back to make it a little wider for quilting.
The two tone fabric I used for the backing really enhances the variety of violets in the quilt.
I decided to name this "Variegated Violets." This design is very scrap friendly and was very fun to make. I will probably make one again.
It is Sunday, so at my house that means NFL football and Slow Sunday Stitching. I am almost done with the fence block for my Love Blooms Here BOM. I need to add the leaves to the left side. Then I need to get the last block together. I am anxious to get the top together and start hand quilting it.
Before I can work on hand quilting the Love Blooms Here quilt, I need to hand quilt my new Christmas tree skirt. This is a UFO for the last couple of years...
I am planning on using perle cotton and chunky stitches for a primitive look.
It also will get some buttons for embellishment. To be inspired by more Slow Stitching, visit Kathy's blog here http://kathysquilts.blogspot.com
Love your tree skirt! I need to make a new one for our tree too! Thanks for the inspiration
ReplyDeleteLove your purple quilt. What a simple yet lovely quilt, great idea for a baby quilt. The tree skirt is neat too. Love that it is square and not round like so many!
ReplyDeleteI like the pieced backing on the Violets quilt.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite color! I love that Violet quilt. Your tree skirt is pretty also. The flowers and picket fence are really pretty.
ReplyDeleteGreat quilt finish!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful! I think I may have to make one of these someday! :0)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt! Very nice tree skirt!
ReplyDelete-Brittany
Love your Variegated Violets! Really love the variety of purples!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty baby quilt and I really like the backing as well!
ReplyDeleteLove the colours in your violet quilt and the backing is great.
ReplyDeleteYour XMAS tree skirt will look fantastic under your tree
So much beautifulness... love the Christmas skirt you are making!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the finished purple beauty!
So glad you could join us for some slow stitching!
Love the violet quilt, great pattern, your tree skirt is lovely too.
ReplyDeleteYou've been very busy! I love your violet quilt.
ReplyDeleteYour Herringbone quilt is really wonderful, love the colors - very spectacular
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful!!!! LOVE the different shades of violet :D Great job!
ReplyDelete~ Jess ~
Everything Is Coming Up Rosie
Love your violet quilt!
ReplyDeleteAll three of these projects are terrific. The Christmas tree skirt is going to be really neat with the large-stitch quilting on it. Lucky neighbor, getting the pretty violet quilt - nice touch to have the herringbone strip down the back. :)
ReplyDeleteI love the quilting on your violet quilt--it really makes the herringbone stand out. The backing fabric is perfect!
ReplyDeleteLove the straightline quilting on your violet quilt, and your applique block is awesome. Thanks for linking up to Building Blocks Tuesday!
ReplyDeleteYour violet quilt is lovely - I like the colours, the extra strip in the back, the quilting.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty pattern for a baby quilt... lucky baby!
ReplyDeleteYour tree skirt will be a fun addition to decorating for years to come!
I love the purples, such great colors. And the quilting is perfect!!!!
ReplyDeleteLovely projects! Your violet quilt is so beautiful. well done.
ReplyDeleteI love the purple quilt! The pattern is awesome and the quilting perfect!
ReplyDeleteI love your purple quilt -- very fun!
ReplyDeleteWe love this baby quilt! We may have to make one as we are building quite a scrap pile. Now to sort them by color. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThat is lovely! Thanks for linking up.
ReplyDeletePretty violets! I follow you on Bloglovin, but found this post on Vals Tuesday Archives. Will be looking at all your links, and you have a bunch, LOL!!
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