This took way less time and agony than usual. I don’t know if it’s because (most of) the fabrics I used were decent quality and all the same weight or if it was because I figured it out all on my own. I won’t go so far as to say I designed it, haha, that would be too strong a word, but I certainly didn’t use a pattern or directions to finish it.
The backing is a Japanese fabric I am addicted to, from Designer Fabric Outlet on Queen West here in Toronto. I also used it in yellow on Maggie’s doll quilt and have plans for a yard of green in the near future. I used the black ikea fabric to bind. I even did a proper hand embroidered label this time round.
I have to say, I am pretty pleased with it. And while it hasn’t got a destination yet, I am sure I’ll figure out a home for it sooner or later.
I have to say, this is just lovely! I’m starting to knit a little bit, and I love all the crafty things you’ve been doing, it’s very inspirational.
I really love this one. The colors are excellent!
I will be in need of a quilt some time around February 17th…
All I can say it WOW – that is gorgeous, xoxo
fantastic, my favorite one so far! Good job sissy!
Thanks to everyone!
This is awesome!!! You’ve come so far!
Oh, and if anyone has any green fabrics, like fat quarters or whatever scrappy bits, preferably quilting types but not baby-specific prints, I’d welcome them with open arms.
Thanks, Gillian. I’m not quite ready for etsy yet, I’ll leave that to you!
It looks lovely!
Not to mention nice and snugly for such a crappy, cold MTL day were having here!
Wow, that’s gorgeous! I love the colours. I have some cool scrappy bits (not green though) that you can have if you dont mind paying the postage. I hate to see them go to waste. I do alot of kid-type stuff, but some are pretty cool!