The quilt is from the same pattern as the ones I made Amaani and Ishu; but due to experience, a new sewing machine, and not being pregnant; it is much better constructed.
I took a few pictures of my favorite prints...
And of the little loop I added to hang keys/binkies/toys from. I can never keep track of any of those when I'm out with the kids.
Quilting is like the junk food of sewing-- and I mean that in the nicest way. Sewing this was so much fun that I felt guilty while I was making it, and was sad when it was over! Luckily I still have a bunch of scraps. :)
its amazing!!! i love the owls
ReplyDeleteThis is my quilt :) and we love it and can't wait to use it!! You did such a beautiful job!! I love showing it off!
ReplyDeletelooks nice! you said you made it for a friend of kartik's...not the baby?
ReplyDeleteThis so cute and simple! Thanks for sharing! I a *very* new to sewing so I have a question- what does adding the embrodery floss to the quilt do, does it add structural support?
ReplyDeleteThanks :)
are you talking about on my other baby quilts? they purely for decoration :)
DeleteWhat type and brand of batting did you use? The last baby quilt I made came out a little too stiff for my liking.
ReplyDeleteWarm and natural cotton batting. It's a bit pricy, but I really love the weight, and the fact that it doesn't need to be quilted closely.
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