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Another MSQC pattern made with a batik layer cake (or four charm packs). It’s a little short for a twin, but not by much. I mean, it’ll do the job LOL
I free motioned quilted it with spirals in each center and orange peels on each corner using my Husqvarna Topaz 20 and green glide thread.
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I thought I’d share the progress of my creation so far from a birthday gift. I’ve turned some Kaffe Fassett 5” squares from Freespirit Fabrics into disappearing 4 squares and then bought some more fabric by Freespirit to frame the blocks which will eventually end up a lap quilt. It’s my second quilt that I’ve ever made. And I’m dead proud of it so far. Although it is a little too bright! 😎😎😎
Happy Go Lucky Baby Quilt by Carla Via Flickr: Made with a charm pack of Happy Go Lucky by Bonnie and Camille for Moda. The blue fabric is Robin's Egg from Moda Bella and the white is Free Spirit Winter White (I think). I quilted it 1/4 from the seams with Aurifil 50 wt in white and hand quilted lines along the borders with Aurifil 12 wt. The binding is from Jenean Morrison's line Silent Cinema. Backing is from Lizzy House's line Hello Pilgrim. Blogged at coraquilts.blogspot.ca/2013/06/a-happy-go-lucky-baby-quil...
After a stretch of making exclusively improv quilts, sometimes I crave a simple, traditional project. My pink and neutral scraps bins hav...
I *love* the look of this pink cross quilt - there isn’t a tutorial for the block on that website, so I kind of constructed one of my own in order to make my own block.
Michelle refers to this one as “server fire” due to the lower left hand block (IKEA Nummer fabric). Here’s my made up version of this using mostly 5″ blocks.
And yes, I did refer to it as the “Thicc Cross Block.” Please note that the B block is a bit fudged and will probably need to be trimmed down to 5x5 once it’s connected to the D block. Good luck!
MSQC pattern I watched from a youtube video. It’s made with charm packs, but I only had two instead of four, so it made a nice little throw from my grandma.
They’re christmas prints in blue and silver, which matched Gramma’s decor.
I just did some straight lune quilting across it in both diagonals, with a navy bubble minky on the back.
When Gramma passed two years ago, her adopted son and his wife asked to have this as a reminder of her and of course I said yes.
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Charm pack made into a table runner and four matching placemats.
LOL I’m not sure white was the best background colour for placemats that are made to be used, but at least they look nice.
Made a little quilt. Could double as a baby quilt, table topper, or even pet quilt. Batiks and some black on black that was left over from backing another quilt. Quilted it in black so it blended in with the background and popped just a lil on the colour.
My First Quilt!
Given that I have worked in a fabric/haberdashery shop for over 2 years and have only just managed to have the time to make a quilt of any type is a massive deal. The fact it’s for my 3 month old niece also makes it super special!
I wanted to keep it really simple and beginner quilter friendly so there was less chance I’d mess it up. Moda has a free pattern called ‘One Charm Pack Plus’ which is perfect as all you have to do is sew a charm pack together along with some borders.
I knew that I wanted the ‘Fish Tales’ charm pack right away, it has a lovely mix of pinks and greys that goes with the baby’s room but also some lovely blues and greens that make it a bit brighter and likely to last as she grows. Since her name is Lily, the lily pads HAD to be used as the backing. It was too good to pass up something so perfect!
