I'm not a big fan of kits, but I've caved on occasion. Pulling fabrics together for projects is one of my favorite parts of the quilting journey and kits remove that aspect so I'm thinking that may be why I'm not drawn to them more often. But the fabrics in this little quilt were too fun to resist:
Once everything was cut, the blocks came together quickly:
I pieced this in February 2020 and soon I had a completed top. Once Jackie worked her magic, I stitched on the binding:
She used a fun alphabet quilting design
and I backed it with these happy dots:
It's bright and cheerful and at 66" x 84" it'll be the perfect size for all sorts of grandbaby adventures:
5 comments:
Good morning Karin, cute baby quilt :) Have a lovely day.
Colorful and cute! I can see why you bought the kit!
So very cute!
I have to ask--how do you know when something has been in a bin long enough? My projects seem to be extremely comfortable in their bins. And I am way too comfortable leaving them there. LOL
It’s adorable! I purchased clearance kits on Crafts for the fabric. I have a few left in my stash, some batiks and a Kansas Trouble.
Love this one! So bright and happy!
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