
Pieced from left over scraps and I am lovin it.

I've always had such a difficult time actually quilting my quilts, until this one. For some crazy reason (maybe because it was a small size- roughly 50x60) it got a whole lot easier with this one. I just went for straight line quilting which is also pretty easy too. Anyway, I quilted another quilt last night that I have been calling the Green Wonder quilt in the same way. Just straight lines. That one is full sized and it went really well! I'll show soon.


3 comments:
Hey blogging stranger!! :-)
The quilt looks great. I love the first shot with the bike.
The back is cute and the front is wonderful! Isn't Heather Ross' fabric just the softest ever?
I find that size of quilt to be nice to machine quilt, as long as you don't go to complicated. Its kind of fun swirling all the fabric around you. I would imagine a queen size would get a bit unwieldy.
you've been making some fun things, my friend. love this new quilt! hope you had a fab christmas!
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