The pattern was in a magazine (I think it was Fons and Porter?), and I really loved it too, so I was really happy when they chose it. This was just before I was going to the Amish country on a quilt tour, so I bought loads of FQ's of 1930's style fabrics while I was there, and this is the result. They are not the colours or the type of fabrics I would normally choose, but I was really happy with the way it turned out so I thought I ought to share it with you. I hope you like it too.
LOVE the quilt!!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. Nice and bright. I don't do hexagons. :)
ReplyDeleteHi Quiltsue!
ReplyDeleteWhat a prety quilt~the 30's fabric was a great choice and i l0ve the stitching around each circle~lots of color and texture for little baby hands.....I don't do points so your quilt is right up my alley~
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It is absolutely adorable! Perfect for a little person.
ReplyDeletevery cute - my saying is I don't do bias - well badly anyway.
ReplyDeleteThey'll love it!
I don't do circles either, or that style of fabric, but this quilt is quite scrumptious! You've made me want to try circles .... bad QuiltSue.
ReplyDeleteDoes Little Person appreciate it?
Simply lovely! I like the pieced border and absolutely love the diagonal quilting at the final white border. Kudos on the completion!
ReplyDeleteIt is a great quilt. I don't do pieced circles. Yours turned out beautifully. I agree with Diane, it is perfect for a little person.
ReplyDeleteIt really is fabulous Sue, I'd never know that you didn't "do" circles.
ReplyDeleteButtonhole stitching your circles is a cute idea.
ReplyDeleteSue, it looks great. Well done on your very circular circles :o)
ReplyDeleteThe blanket stitching looks fab.
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I love it Sue!!So, does this mean your going to be a Grandmaw again???
ReplyDeleteLove this circle quilt. It is amazing, just perfect.
ReplyDeleteHave a great day.
That's a precious quilt! I don't do circles, either, but this is so cute. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI dropped by to say an Aussie hello from Spring Fever Bingo!!
ReplyDeleteI love 30's repro fabrics so I loved looking a the quilt you've just finished.
I enjoy finding all us "like minded" creative ladies!!
Regards,
Hi there. My first time to your beautiful blog. Love it.
ReplyDeleteVery nice Sue!! I do love circles, but I'm not much for 30's fabrics either. I had to buy a few for a couple of row robins rows I participated in and they sort of grew on me. I like the bright colors, but still not sure I'll make a quilt them anytime soon.
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