I'm catching up with the unfinished projects. This little top had been in the cupboard for a while, so I took it out and machine quilted it. A simple rail fence pattern, made into two inch blocks, and a finished size of 14 1/4 inches, is just right for a small doll. Soft, spring colors make it special.
Charlotte
That's really cute, Charlotte. That will make a very sweet doll quilt. I haven't done any quilting for years. I guess I don't have the time and patience for it anymore, but you are quite talented at it.
ReplyDeleteI love the little quilt and the new look here at EMZ-Piney Post...all just perfect for spring!
ReplyDeleteThat is so pretty, Charlotte... I love those colors together!
ReplyDeleteHow are you doing with your new machine? I'm still learning on mine... I love to experiment with the stitches, but that means I really never finish anything~ so far I've just mostly played around with it. James keeps asking me, "but have you actually MADE anything with it yet?" *haha*
Thank you, Daisy, Mary and Paula; I do love the spring colors.
ReplyDeletePaula, I really like the new machine; the many decorative stitches won't be used much but I do plan to try the blanket stitch for applique work.
I like the rail fence it always makes such a nice quilt
ReplyDeleteIt's so beautiful and you are so talented.. I've made the big Rail Fence before.. That one would be kinda hard for me.. You can make anything.
ReplyDeleteYou're truly the master quilter, 2 inch blocks and an overall size of 14 1/4 inches. I admire your gift for being able to make such beautiful tiny pieces. I love the colors. It'll make some little dolly very warm and snug. :)
ReplyDeleteKaren, Susie, E.C. Prairie Patch Quilts, I appreciate your comments; they're much encouragement to me.
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful pattern and I love the fabric, Charlotte. That will make an awesome doll quilt. You are so gifted. The machine quilting looks great.
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