I finished up Tessa's quilt last week! I love it and so does she!
It's nice and big for a twin 70" x 90".
A close-up of the quilting. Once the tension was adjusted on my machine (although it still can't seem to keep the tension properly) I could finally free-motion. It was a lot of fun doing this!
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| the back is a re-purposed cotton sateen sheet and feels great |
A very happy Tessa who's excited to be able to sleep under it now :)
These are for you, Alisa (and Mom and any other family who cares!)
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| It started like this.... |
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| then this happened... |
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| and ended like this! |
It feels so good to laugh! It would be lovely if you were here too Alisa...but I'm looking forward to summer!!!
It's nice and big for a twin 70" x 90".
A close-up of the quilting. Once the tension was adjusted on my machine (although it still can't seem to keep the tension properly) I could finally free-motion. It was a lot of fun doing this!
Lovely and it looks like it's going to very much loved.
ReplyDeleteIt turned out Fantastic!! Love your little flower quilting.
ReplyDeleteSuzanne, it's just wonderful for a little girl. Your quilting is really sweet with the addition of the little flowers. You and your sister reminds me of me and mine. :)
ReplyDeleteSuzanne, the quilt looks really, really good! The quilting is so cute.
ReplyDeleteAnd the photos, well, they make me a tad jealous that's for sure. Have a good time!
Wow, what a beautiful quilt. It will be treasured forever, I'm sure.
ReplyDeleteI have always loved log cabin quilts! Your choice of fabrics go so nicely together... And, sisters should always enjoy each other...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt, nice to see it finished! And thanks for the laugh... :) - Linnet
ReplyDeleteLove the quilt, Suzanne! I love the flowers you quilted on it--I want to give quilting a try, but haven't built up the courage (and probably endurance) needed to tackle that!
ReplyDeleteThe quilt is lovely! I like the colors in it.:)
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