Tuesday, February 25, 2014

Mia's quilt

I actually finished this quilt between Christmas and New Years (I think) but yay! It's finished!

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This quilt was started way back in 2010 while pregnant with Charlie who I thought was a girl. I bought the fabrics as a fat quarter bundle from Calico & Ivy, I couldn't resist their flannely softness.

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It is still too hot here to use it yet, hopefully it will get some love in the coming months. I'm a little over this summer and am ready to stop sweating in the afternoons while I prepare dinner.

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I have fabric bundles for two more baby quilts in the wings, and I still haven't sewn Charlie a quilt yet either (though I have cut the fabric and started sewing HST's).

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I hope you all are getting more crafting time than I am!

Mx

6 comments:

  1. That is just beautiful Margret. Well done for finishing it, at last! I remember how sure you were that Charlie was a girl. Did he ever wear that pink vest I had knitted for Quinn? Love the visiting chicken beneath the quilt! Hope you get a breath of cool air up your way soon. xx

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    1. Thanks Alison, yes he did wear it but only once before it was too small. And Charlie still wears pink :) who new that vest could have two more go rounds at your house!
      Mx

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  2. I did see the new one yesterday. Nice to see we are getting there. : )
    Love from me

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  3. It looks great! I'm sure she will love it and once it's on the bed it will be just the motivation you need to keep going with Charlie's one.

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  4. Margret, it is absolutley devine! Well done!!! it looks amazing and i am sure Mia and you will treasure it for many many years to come- so special!!! (my mum gets a patch made to go on the back of hers with dates/details etc...remind me to show you next time!) Love Mel.

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    1. Thanks Mel, I keep meaning to add a patch with the details. When I figure out how to do it I'm going to go back and add them to all the quilts I've made… I think they are called plates? I would love to see how your Mum does it.

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