Wow, this is a really scrappy, busy quilt! I did an all-over loopy meander design. I tried to keep it simple since there is so much going on with the top. I was going to use a 101 Dalmatians bed sheet for the backing, but instead I used a really cute Raggedy Ann-Andy print that I found in my stash. It has a medical theme and the characters are dressed as doctors and nurses. I thought this’d be appropriate since I am donating this to Project Linus and the quilt will be going to the Loma Linda hospital.
I’m posting this on Stephanie’s Loft Creations blog and her No Strings Attached challenge; and I’m also participating in Stacie’s It’s a String Thing Challenge.
Just want to share photos of the string quilts I made for my grandchildren for Christmas 2008. The one on the left is a Spider Web design from a Quilt In A Day book:
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And, like any good quilter, I have a couple of WIP projects. Another nickel quilt … this is Tillie’s Treasures. Still working on the layout:
I’m also working on this Bouillabaisse quilt top. Started it in September so I hope I can finish it up over the next month or so:
Until next time … keep on piecing!
5 comments:
Congratulations on you finish. Great borders you've added. So wonderful you're able to donate it.
AW!! Good for you that you finished it!! And you did a great job on it too!!I am still working on mine :(
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How beautiful! I love the red inner border and the way you finished the outer border. Really great!
I love your quilts!
wow, your quilts are adorable. Love that spider web one. lucky grandkids!!
did you know that disney is giving away free park passes for service. And I think (doublecheck) that project linus is one of the organizations that is participating. you should check it out.
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