And here it is . . .
My flying geese in flight. The wind was blowing. :)
45" x 42"
Yeah, I know it looks washed, but I didn't know I was suppose to baste my quilt. :) LOL
Mitered corners and hand stitched binding.
3D flying geese using a one seam process.
Backside. Simple straight stitch.
Perfect for NC temperatures.
Perfect for morning play.
The fabrics used for this quilt are from the Monaluna Taali collection, and the white is Cloud9 solid white. All can be purchased from Cedar House Fabrics.
My flying geese in flight. The wind was blowing. :)
45" x 42"
Yeah, I know it looks washed, but I didn't know I was suppose to baste my quilt. :) LOL
Mitered corners and hand stitched binding.
3D flying geese using a one seam process.
Backside. Simple straight stitch.
Perfect for NC temperatures.
Perfect for morning play.
The fabrics used for this quilt are from the Monaluna Taali collection, and the white is Cloud9 solid white. All can be purchased from Cedar House Fabrics.
NOW IT'S TIME TO PARTY
THIS IS A QUILTING LINK PARTY TO CELEBRATE MY FIRST QUILT! LINK UP OLD OR NEW QUILTS, TUTORIALS, FREE PATTERNS, BLOCKS, FABRIC GIVEAWAYS! IT WOULD BE REALLY NICE IF YOU LINKED ME TO YOUR POST USING A HYPERLINK WITH MY NAME. :)
HAPPY STITCHING!
I'm sharing my quilt with:
SewChatty, My 1929 Charmer, Marvelously Messy, Sew Can Do, Skip to My Lou, Salttree,
I'll share this on my blog in the morning. :)
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your quilt!! I have some of the same Beatles fabric and I've been waiting for the perfect project and I think this is it. Thanks for the inspiration!
DeleteThat's awesome, it must have taken ages! well done for finishing. I'm a small projects girl myself, no attention span to spaek of!
ReplyDeleteWOW! It's adorable (and looks like soooo much work). :)
ReplyDeleteIt is lovely! Congrats on your first finish.
ReplyDeleteLove it! Now I want to make one...
ReplyDeleteAnother bloggy friend just posted her quilt she made today, and it is very cute:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.seedpodcraft.com/blog/2012/04/23/diamond-baby-quilt/
Erin
That is a darling quilt! Great Job!!!! Glad to see Owen on it...:)
ReplyDeleteYour first quilt turned out beautifully! Congratulations! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! You should be very proud!
ReplyDeleteIt turned out great! hst and geese are some of my favs! You chose good fabrics to, especially the dot for the binding! Congrats you are no longer a quilt virgin!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous quilt, congrats!! You do know you'll never stop now ;)
ReplyDeleteYour quilt looks awesome! And your binding looks perfect. I just wrote a post yesterday (and linked it here) about one of my first quilts that I just redid the binding on since my first quilt binding didn't quite work out. Thanks for hosting a link party.
ReplyDeleteI'm very impressed! WAy better than my first quilt.:)
ReplyDeleteDanny sent me over :)
ReplyDeleteI ADORE this quilt, amazing!! My first quilt was no where near this cool!
Great linky party x
I sure wish I had a quilt so I could link up. I made one, about 20 years ago, so it wouldn't look pretty enough to show. If this is your first quilt you have definitely found your niche. So very pretty! Thanks for sharing your creative inspiration at Sunday's Best Par.tay! PS - following you on Linky Followers.
ReplyDeleteGreat job!! I love the design, the fabrics, everything!
ReplyDeleteGreat job! I will link one of mine. I am not sure how to hyperlink that you requested. Let me know and I will do it :) Sorry for being out of it tech wise.
ReplyDeleteWhich pattern did you use? I intended to make a quilt with the couple hundred napkins my husband and I made for our wedding, but three years later I'm still looking for the perfect pattern ;)
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