My niece recently had her third child - a daughter (her first girl)! Today, on the way home from work, I finally put Sophia's quilt in the mail.
You know, I've never been particularly excited by '30's reproduction prints as fabric, but I love the way they look in baby quilts!
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Showing posts with label baby quilt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label baby quilt. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
Wednesday, December 13, 2006
Quilt!
Well, it took longer than I'd intended (doesn't it always?), but finally finished that other baby quilt over the weekend - yay!
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Monday, October 23, 2006
Quilty happy dance!
My nephew and his wife had a daughter (their second child) last month, and last Thursday evening I finished her quilt.
Baby quilt for a friend is in the works and should be finished in a week or two.
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Baby quilt for a friend is in the works and should be finished in a week or two.
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Wednesday, February 16, 2005
Happy Dance!
Finally got that baby quilt finished, packed up, and shipped - what a relief!
Yes, I know they are most decidedly *not* baby colors, but that's what happens when you ask the mother about color preferences, and her favorite is hunter green. The background fabric is beige with golden brown speckles. Should have photographed it on a dark background...
I'm convinced most of the reason it took so long to finish is that I wasn't excited about working with beige and muted greens ... or maybe that it was too adult and masculine looking to seem a proper baby quilt. Obviously the solution is (a) next time, don't ask what they want, and (b) work on the next baby quilt now so that all that's needed is a label.
In order to soothe my frustration, however, the current project is finishing Wild Cats Love Tuna - a quilt made for no reason other than I wanted to.
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Yes, I know they are most decidedly *not* baby colors, but that's what happens when you ask the mother about color preferences, and her favorite is hunter green. The background fabric is beige with golden brown speckles. Should have photographed it on a dark background...
I'm convinced most of the reason it took so long to finish is that I wasn't excited about working with beige and muted greens ... or maybe that it was too adult and masculine looking to seem a proper baby quilt. Obviously the solution is (a) next time, don't ask what they want, and (b) work on the next baby quilt now so that all that's needed is a label.
In order to soothe my frustration, however, the current project is finishing Wild Cats Love Tuna - a quilt made for no reason other than I wanted to.
>^..^<
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