The quilting is a simple meander to keep it soft. The backing is soft and cozy purple flannel.
Originally I had planned to give this quilt to Operation Shower, but when I was reading through the charities for Hands 2 Help I saw that Little Lambs is seeking baby quilts this year. I have another kid quilt that I was planning to send to Little Lambs, so I will send this one there too.
To the no-reply commenter who requested size or pattern info: Each flying geese unit finishes 3" by 6". Two units together make a 6" finished square. To make four flying geese at a time, the geese fabric is cut 7-1/4" square and the sky fabric, cut 4 pieces 3-7/8" square and marked on the diagonal on the back. I'm sure you can find a tutorial. The finished quilt is 36" by 42".
Linking up with Confessions of a Fabric Addict and Alycia Quilts
What a lovely quilt with great colors! I'm sure it will be very appreciated!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your finish! It is very sweet and i'm sure will be appreciated and loved!
ReplyDeleteHi this is so beautiful. Do you have the sizes of the quilt and the flying geese, I would love to make something like this for a little in my life. Thank you, beautiful color choices.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet finish, Jan!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the finish that will make a great donation quilt.
ReplyDeleteSweet Finish!! That will be a cherished quilt!
ReplyDeleteI just watched a good video tutorial for that method of making geese: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HfZ732A9S9w&t=0s
ReplyDeleteThe quilt turned out great, Jan! And Little Lambs is such a good charity. Very smart to batch a few together for shipping. I need to get my box ready for them, too :)
A lovely finish, and a beautiful donation quilt!
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