I know I posted the rag quilt that the quilting group made for the Victorian Bush fire appeal and yes I did do a lot of the sewing on that.....
but this quilt is my first real quilt made completely by me.
Pauline (Nonna57) went with me to buy the materials (but the choices were mine) and she also helped me select the best batting to use.The designs are all from Barbara Love's Embroidery group and were stitched on my ELna Xquisit and Designer Diamond machines. They are 5 x 7 designs with the finished blocks being 8". The finished quilt size is 42" by 62" and it is going to be a special gift for my brother and his wife.
Obviously I didn't win the contest, I never really expected to, but I did get one vote besides my own and that really made me exstatic. :-)
Thanks for peeking. Hugs n roses to all, Meganne
Glenda is a genius on a sewing machine and does beautiful hand embroidery but does not have an embroidery machine. We are total opposites but love each other like sisters! She is 1 day older than I am. She was born on Christmas Day! I wish she could see this Christmas Quilt. She loves quilts. Thanks for sharing with us!
I love sewing, there's nothing more rewarding than turning watching a piece of fabric evolve into a garment. It still gives me a buzz after all these years.
My first quilt I ever made I painted the center of it I made it for my mom for mothers day.
Thank you :-)
Hugs and God bless
Marietta
LOL!!! :-)
Love the quilt - wonderful Christmas designs and I know your brother and S-I-L will cherish it for many years to come.
Great job. Love and blessings Chris
Hugs n roses to all, with much love and appreciation
Meganne
I finished a rag quilt last week. It was started by the sewing group and all but 3 ladies dropped out, so I was left to stitch all the blocks together and finish it off. I'll post it to Projects when I get more time. hugs n roses, Meganne
Sarah.
Hugs Lenore
I to collected these designs from Barbara love
Gosh you have inspired me !!
Gosh you must be so proud..
Big hugs from London
Maria xxx
you look very prtyyu amd happy holding that quilt.
Lena Mae
You are a brave woman ... hehehe!
But obviously there is a cat in your house- so I wonder how you managed to finish the quilt... those furry terrorists tend to conquer the project very soon and lay like stones upon it.
Impossible to work on... ;-)
Thank you all so much for the lovely comments, they might just inspire me to finish some of the other quilts I started way back then. :-)
Hugs n love to all, Meganne