I wasn’t really expecting to finish this one quite so quick.
I have a pile of tops at Mom’s that have been waiting quite a while for finishing. But I quilted Swan Princess with a pale pink thread, and Mom overestimated the number of bobbins I’d need for it. There was still three bobbins wound up when I decided I had time to bang out another quilt before going home. And this one was the only one with a colour-scheme that would work with pale pink thread.
Like the swans, I stuck with loops, and I think it worked particularly well with this quilt. As many of you noted, it has a very feminine, vintage feel. And I think it really shows that simple (a nine-patch is one of these easiest blocks to make) can be exceedingly beautiful. Although I’m a fairly new quilter, I sometimes feel I’m not doing the fabrics justice if I’m not making something complicated. But just like yarn – sometimes, the fabrics are enough.
The clearance fabric was perfect for the back, and using the bunny fabric on the binding really ties it all together, making those centre bunnies stand out just a little bit more.
It’s not a big quilt – just lap size. But it definitely is a pretty one!
Very pretty! How many have you made now?
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Seriously cute! I love the loops too!
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The soft colors are elegant in the nine-patch blocks. You have a good eye for color and fabric selection: the back looks fabulous with the top.
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Love this quilt, the colors and pattern are perfect. No one would ever guess that you’re a newish quilter!
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Beautiful!!!! I can’t believe it’s already done.
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Simply adorable!!! Yes, sometimes the fabric needs to shine as is. Love the silver buttons, they would be my pick.
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Stunning results on this one! Bravo!
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