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by crazypatchmama 15 Apr 2016 ( edited Apr 19'16 20:08 )
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Finally, finish this quilt for my niece, she got a new bedroom when her elder sister moved out. I did not use any batting, just made the quilt top and quilted it on a polar fleece blanket, feels so cozy at the back. Thank you for looking. Mary

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Comments (11)
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by pldc 15 Apr 2016
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Mary you did a terrific job on this!~hugs~
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by crazypatchmama 15 Apr 2016
Thank you for your kind comment. :-)
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by crafter2243 15 Apr 2016
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Gorgeous. Love the idea of using a polar fleece blanket
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by crazypatchmama 15 Apr 2016
Thank you. Batting is just too expensive for me and I find polar fleece much more cozy to wrap around you during the cool evenings. Hugs,
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by clintonmiss22 15 Apr 2016
+7
Wow! That's really pretty. I'm retiring soon and hope I can start making some quilts.
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by crazypatchmama 15 Apr 2016
thank you. I love making quilts out of my fabric collection. This quilt is very easy, from Quilt in a day, saw a video tutorial. hope this link works . i just added more strips on mine to make it wider and longer. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33vvUvwBzJk
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by liliana1 15 Apr 2016
+7
WOW what a great quilt
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by crazypatchmama 15 Apr 2016
Thank you. I love making quilts using the drapery fabrics I get from my SIL.
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by pennifold 15 Apr 2016
+6
What a beautiful array of colours, well done Mary, love Chris
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by crazypatchmama 15 Apr 2016
Thank you Chris, you are so kind. love, Mary
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by babash 16 Apr 2016
+5
That is stunning. I would think a bit trickier to stitch it onto Polar fleece than using batting. Well done.
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by crazypatchmama 17 Apr 2016
It is a bit tricky when you are putting the quilt on top of the fleece, but then, once I had the pins all over, I just quilted it straight on each row. Nothing fancy. Instead of a binding, I sewed a facing and turned it to the back and hand stitched it. Thank you for taking time to make your comment. Hugs, Mary
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by spcekittrn 19 Apr 2016
+5
Just beautiful. I LOVE the asymmetry of your strips.
Jane
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by crazypatchmama 19 Apr 2016
Trank you.
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by cfidl 19 Apr 2016
+4
Wonderful piece!
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by crazypatchmama 19 Apr 2016
Trank you !
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by dragonflyer 19 Apr 2016
+2
Great job, Mary...I am sure she will treasure it!!
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by crazypatchmama 19 Apr 2016
Thank you Kim, she really loved it. Hugs, Mary
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by toogie 19 Apr 2016
+2
It looks like a painting! I have dizzys too bad to piece something like this but you accomplished an amazing quilt. I think I would have to hang it instead of using......but then I wouldn't be able to walk by it-lol-I do love it though!
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by crazypatchmama 19 Apr 2016
Thank you Toogie, I am so greatful that you took time to comment on my quilt. This is a very easy quilt, but the fabrics made the design look the way it did. Usually, solid fabrcs are used for this design, trip around the world, just strip piecing and cutting and sewing, My niece and SIL loved it. Hugs, mary
by toogie 20 Apr 2016
I think this fabric choice, jazzes up the traditional way, of Trip Around the World. Like I said, it looks like a watercolor painting, beautiful!
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by jrob 19 Apr 2016
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You really have an eye for putting spectacular colors together.
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by crazypatchmama 19 Apr 2016
Thank you, believe me, it was just the printed fabrics that made it look the way it did. My wanting to use up my fabrics in storage forces me to be creative? Glad you liked it. Hugs, Mary