Pattern: Babies by Amy Bradley http://www.amybradleydesigns.com/baqupa.html
Material: Scraps for applique, Timeless Treasures by Amy Bradley for Sashing and Border.
I am very pleased to finally have the quilt that started all my sewing exploits, FINISHED!!
Well before Jake (GS) was even thought of, I started a patchwork quilt class at Kates in the hope that one day I might have a grandchild and lucky for me, I now do.
Now this sewing craze has totally obsessed me, and I find myself hunting material stores and surfing the net for ideas and patterns, I absolutely love it. Not to mention all the lovely and talented bloggers who I am meeting along the way.
Material: Scraps for applique, Timeless Treasures by Amy Bradley for Sashing and Border.
I am very pleased to finally have the quilt that started all my sewing exploits, FINISHED!!
Well before Jake (GS) was even thought of, I started a patchwork quilt class at Kates in the hope that one day I might have a grandchild and lucky for me, I now do.
Now this sewing craze has totally obsessed me, and I find myself hunting material stores and surfing the net for ideas and patterns, I absolutely love it. Not to mention all the lovely and talented bloggers who I am meeting along the way.
Finished at last |
Kate opted to teach us the Quilt-As-You-Go method and what a terrific idea for my first large quilt. I was able to practice my free motion skills on the smaller blocks without having a heavy weight dragging me down. Once all the blocks were appliqued and embellished, it was just a matter of sewing on the sashings, border and then binding.
BABY IN PRAM - My favourite block - I did paisley free motion on the background.
BABY IN CAR - This one has what I call 'Lollipops' in the background because they reminded me of Stop Signs and I thought that was appropriate.
BABY IN PUSHER - This free motion was a variation on stippling with flowers thrown in.
Completed. Sashing, Border and Bound in a bright yellow to complement it all.
17 comments:
What a fabulous quilt and your free motion quilting is brilliant! I'm still struggling to get to grips with it myself.... perhaps quilt-as-you-go would be a good way to practise! :) x
Wonderful- what a great pattern for a baby quilt - I love Amy Bradley's designs! YOu seem to have mastered the FMQ! Congratulations on that !
that is such a delightful quilt and I loved seeing all the different quilting motifs you did... it's perfect and a brilliant start to your new addiction....
Hugz
Dropping by from Anything Goes, loving your QAYG quilt, those babies are so cute - Chris @madebyChrissieD:D text
What a cute, beautiful baby quilt!
Lovely quilt. Is it for your grandchild? It will be a real adventure journey for a young child.
This is a darling quilt, and your quilting is wonderful. Love the border!
Very sweet. Baby will enjoy looking at those cute pictures
A gorgeous quilt. hugs.....
wow this is so cute,well done.xx
Another Aussie! I always like finding other Aussie blogs :)
Your quilt is adorable! Love all your FMQ!
Congratulations on this fabulous finish, Dawn! Those babies are all so adorable and your FMQ is incredible! Nice finish!!!
what a fab quilt! I love Amy Bradley's designs and you've done her proud with this one. The different FMQ in each patch is a great touch
Love Love this quilt! I really need to practice my FMQ ~ not sure why I keep putting it off. :( Yours inspires me! Beautiful!!
This quilt is adorable Dawn and your free motion quilting is great, love this quilt!!
I love it... Soooo cute! :)
Your babies are too cute, although I am slightly concerned about his parents, leaving him alone in a boat and all that! Your FMQ look great too.
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