That makes something like 6 baby gifts in the last 18 months. Phew! I'm still making progress on the blue & white quilt promised to my son. Really I am.
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Showing posts with label baby quilt. Show all posts
14 October 2009
Doll Quilt
This simple doll quilt is approximately 20" square. It's a gift for a student worker in our office who is having a baby soon and has decorated in green and ladybugs. 
That makes something like 6 baby gifts in the last 18 months. Phew! I'm still making progress on the blue & white quilt promised to my son. Really I am.
That makes something like 6 baby gifts in the last 18 months. Phew! I'm still making progress on the blue & white quilt promised to my son. Really I am.
13 October 2008
Lately Ladybugs and Pears
Now that the annual work film festival that I run is over, the quilting begins again in ernest.
Yesterday I finished quilting a baby quilt for a woman at my office expecting #2 child. I used the stitch regular on the Bernina Aurora purchased more than a year ago --for the first time. How silly was that? I freemotioned vines, leaves and flowers all over the surface exept for on the applique ladybugs and flowers. Something about the surface or the ability to release the pressure of the presserfoot a great deal--whatever it is, I can freemotion a lot easier on this machine than on my last (but I loved that Janome anyway).
I'm also making a lot of pears from a pattern I found in a magazine. I've finally tried out my paint sticks (you see the trend--more stuff than time!) on some green fabric and these will become funky pears also.
Yesterday I finished quilting a baby quilt for a woman at my office expecting #2 child. I used the stitch regular on the Bernina Aurora purchased more than a year ago --for the first time. How silly was that? I freemotioned vines, leaves and flowers all over the surface exept for on the applique ladybugs and flowers. Something about the surface or the ability to release the pressure of the presserfoot a great deal--whatever it is, I can freemotion a lot easier on this machine than on my last (but I loved that Janome anyway).
I'm also making a lot of pears from a pattern I found in a magazine. I've finally tried out my paint sticks (you see the trend--more stuff than time!) on some green fabric and these will become funky pears also.
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