I used scraps from previous baby quilts to make the string blocks and kept the colours fairly pastel.
Under construction.....
.....onto the frame.....
....and my favourite part, the quilting!
I decided to jazz up the quilt a little with these padded
3D flowers.
They are very securely sewn down. For this though I used my small Janome 601 in FMQ mode.
I'm very pleased with how this little quilt turned out. Small projects are fun and quick and usually, like this one, completely unplanned. They just happen.
Love my quilting life!
See you next time, thanks for visiting.
Rhianon.
Beautiful work Rhiannon. You always inspire me.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love your work!
ReplyDeleteI love doing string blocks - and I can see a baby quilt like this in my future. Thanks for the inspiration. As usual your quilting is spectacular
ReplyDeleteWow! What a perfect quilt for a baby girl! Beautiful job!
ReplyDeleteI love the quilting --- and those flowers!
ReplyDeleteStunning! Absolutely stunning!
ReplyDeleteI can't resist your pieces!!!!! You make every quilt unique and beautiful with your little extras!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun quilt. I love the 3-D flowers.Do you have an Instagram account for your quilting?
ReplyDeleteYou have a wonderful talent! One day I will learn to free motion quilt. If I did I wouldn't have so many UFO's. Lol
ReplyDeleteYou have a wonderful talent! One day I will learn to free motion quilt. If I did I wouldn't have so many UFO's. Lol
ReplyDeleteWow. Just. Wow.!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the 3 dimensional look of these flowers on the quilts! Thanks for sharing these beautiful quilts!.........patty at www.welcomepillows.com
ReplyDeleteI love everything about your quilt!!!
ReplyDeleteI love everything about your quilt!!!
ReplyDeleteYour quilting is beautiful, and has inspired me to do more intricate patterns on my baby quilts. I usually add a bow or a yo-yo flower, but after seeing your lovely 3D flowers, I have to try it. What little girl wouldn't want a quilt like this to sleep under, and keep forever? If you have any instructional posts on the flowers, I would love to see them. I'm also wondering if your long arm has the computer or if you do all the quilting free hand. I don't have the computer, and am struggling to keep my patterns consistent in size and space...not an easy task!
ReplyDeleteThe quilting on here is beautiful and it brings this quilt to life.
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