Simple wavy line quilting to keep it soft. It'll crinkle up a bit more after it's washed.
Backing from stash. Personally, I like the back better than the front.
My stash is becoming depleted of suitable prints in large enough pieces. Since I knew I wanted to use the stripe from the front for the binding, I was able to find a green that works.
This makes N4Nb quilt # 8 that I've made this year.
The Nurses for Newborns quilts are due at the November 10th meeting, so I'll make two more between now and then.
Link ups:
Confessions of a Fabric Addict
Crazy Mom Quilts
The colours and stripes are lovely and bright. Know what you mean about something not quite being your thing. But a hand made quilt is always a lovely gift.
ReplyDeleteI think it turned out great! It will be fun to see the lovely stack of 10 quilts you donate in November.
ReplyDeleteJan, this reminds me of a swimming pool and I really like it....the FRONT that is ;-)
ReplyDeleteI think this quilt is just lovely. It's a scrappy delight and for a baby, there's a lot of movement to keep them alert. What exactly is Nurses for Newborns? I never heard of that organization or charity. elanagoldberg5@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteLove it; both the front and back!!! Another fun, happy quilt!!! You are so generous with your time and stash!!!
ReplyDeleteLove it! I think I own that binding fabric!
ReplyDeleteIt's always nice when something grows on you. It turned out nicely, very bright and baby friendly.
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