. . . . a girlie quilt AND matching baby pillow + 2x bolsters . . . .
. . . . Carter's romper set (size : 3mths) + a lovely red bear + white IKEA basket.
A lovely gift.
Took the 'Cars & Stripes Quilt', a baby pillow that goes with it, a carter's romper set (size: 3mths) . . . .
. . . . a lovely teddy, and a nice white IKEA basket.
Good to go & Up for grabs!
Its a lovely fabric panel with dogs all over. Bought it at Kevin's Bernina.
It had some corresponding fabrics that went together, but I thought nope, let's see what all else I had in my stash. So I found this lovely aquamarine polkadot fabric I had (kinda bluish-green) and made that 3" first border. Went with a 6" gorgeous-morgeous stripes fabric - which had all the colours in the center piece!
Yummy-licious polkadot fabric as backing and returned to the aquamarine polkadots for binding. 
Simply quilted along the lines horizontally and WA-LLAH . . . . Nice!
Name : Snazzy
Name : Hazel
Name : Jazzy
Name : Mabel
Name : Holly
Remember all them cuttin' I was doing? Well, here's the 3rd "I Spy Quilt". Decided to cut the novelty fabrics into 4 pieces of 3" squares and put them together.
Naturally, I went for a 1.5" solid black strip as sashing and binding as well.
Backing fabric was a multicoloured polkadots and I used a dark blue thread to quilt them squares all over.
Looks great I reckon!
There's about 30 different novelty fabrics in there. Enjoyed putting this together :-)
Meet 'Mike & Lulu' - a lovely bear panel!
She with the hula-hoop & him on the scooter. Just added a 5.5" border and quilted the centre piece.
Here's the lovely border fabric which matched perfectly I thought.
Backing fabric was cream & white stripes and binding was a terra-cotta brown.
Just Lovely.
It was a "Party Antz" panel I bought some time ago from etsy, I think it is. Bright and colourful. I simply added 2 frames of 2" tone-on-tone fabric of different colours.
Here's how it looks like.
After the 2 frames, I added 3" black polkadot to bring out the 'ants' and finished it off with a 5" striped border.
A simple white base with tiny red prints as backing fabric and pale pink fabric as binding.
Nice!
D gave me this nativity scene panel and told me to please add borders and quilt the picture.
So I added a 3.5" rich gold fabric all along it . . . .
. . . . a cream tone-on-tone backing fabric and returned to the gold fabric for binding.
She also wanted sleeves at the back (one on top and one at the bottom) so that she can hang this lovely wall hanging in her home.
Serene. Simple. Beautiful.
Front View . . .
Right View . . .
She's only 2 months old and already a 'princess'.
Got a friend to make up some baby cupcakes . . . .
. . . . and of course, a little basket of goodies from me.
I've done this before - remember? I love putting these squares together.
Instead of shocking pink as 1st border (like I did before), I went for a 2.5" solid white. Then, finished off with a 5" lovely pink patterned fabric I came across recently.
Here's how the quilted back looks like.
Pale pink tiny dots was backing fabric and went for yet another shade of pink-mauve marbled fabric for binding.
Nice & Simple.
Remember the gorgeous-absolute-must-have Cat Panel?? I've done it and its LONG and BIG! Very nearly covers a single bed. N wanted me to tone it down a notch as the cats are already colourful & loud, so I've put a lite pink/mauve on the inside.
For the 1st border, I've put a 2" strip of colourful cat heads fabric (had it in my stash!) and finished it off with a 5.5" lite purplish-pink polkadot fabric.
Backing fabric was white background with purple & lilac flowers and binding is back to the cat heads.
Love how it turned out . . . and my girls are fighting for it. Hope you like it too N!
Haven't done anything in purple and I'm itching to try. Cannot think of a pattern though? Any ideas anyone? . . . . .
