Back in April when my sewing machine broke I was just about the sew the binding together for my "Who's Hungry?" quilt. Now finally in August I finally finally got a working sewing machine. And not the first thing, but one of the first things I did, was get my binding all together and on my quilt.
You've seen the quilt top (quite a while ago) but now I can finally show you the entire thing.
I was supposed to borrow my friend Tanya's baby for the photo shoot. But he lives a little far away and I was unable to get him. Babies lead very busy lives you know. He's almost ready to learn how to walk.
So instead of a baby model I took my quilt home and got the next best (better?) thing. A puppy model. Every time I feature Esme on my blog she always has her tongue sticking out and looks so derpy. I don't know why. I swear she doesn't always look like this. Oh well at lease she is happy.
The finished quilt size is about 61 x 70 and was made with fat quarters that were my Christmas present from my sister. Which is exciting because that means I get to keep it. Cause it was a present. Yay.
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11 comments:
Your quilt is beautiful! How I wish I could sew...
Wow, its beautiful! And love the model ;-)
The quilt is wonderful! I especially love the owl material
Your quilt is lovely! The owl fabric is super cute (as is your model!) Great job.
That is really impressive ... wow!
So pretty. But my machine is on a time out. So I'm not even tempted to try my hand at it.
Love the quilt--those are the cutest fat quarters I've ever seen!
It is so beautiful, and I think your choice of model is probably better at sit and stay than a nearly ready to walk baby would have been anyway!
that quilt is so beautiful! it must feel great to have a sewing machine to be able to finally finish it!
Your quilt is awesome! I absolutely LOVE the fabrics! Very fun and it looks like a great size. So great that you get to keep it--enjoy! I may have to take quilting lessons from you sometime... :)
Tutorgal
Esme isn't derpy - she's smiling!
Fantastic job at combining fabrics with design! It doesn't always come out the way you envision it as a quilter but you've nailed this one...
I love to follow your blog, just don't always leave you notes...
Tonja
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