I kid. I kid. This was a monster once I had both sides quilted and slapped together though!! Warmth will not be lacking;)
Kumari Garden and Michael Miller prints with Kona Ivory for this side and I continued the Ivory into the binding to soften it all up some. I did the binding at 2 1/2" which is not my usual "go to" size,but the corners came out perfectly. Very pleased.
When I flipped the quilt over to take some shots of this side, it just wasn't happening! The clips wouldn't hold its weight so that is why it is folded. We have also been having random thunderstorms the last couple weeks so I didn't want to linger outdoors for too long. If you know what I mean.
Where's the hearts?
Here. There.
Everywhere! Loops and hearts randomly appeared probably because of the all cotton top giving me the freedom to do so. Good times!
One quilt. One pattern. On BOTH sides!! It is possible. With some wonderful patience and time.
The custom label done by an awesome friend of mine quickly. Josh also was a sweet hubby and did all the leg work to get the sample work from my friend to me and then get the fabric for the final piece to my friend. Finally, he had to get the final piece from my friend and bring it home to me! Phew! Why all that? Well she lives about 40 min. away and our hubbies work together so it was much easier. She had sent me thread colors in pinks and I picked this fuschia one through a phone pic. I think it turned out matching perfectly. Yeay! My client, of course picked out the verse and it is a beautiful one at that!
June Lucky Stars BOM
Tricky center issues arose,but she is done and I am pleased with her now. It took a couple days for this block to grow on me since there are a few flaws,but who's perfect?! Certainly not I. The color balance I truly am crushing on!! I chose a Timeless Treasure Sketch in Candy print for the star points and the Kona Bahama Blue is pretty cool in my book;) So now I am totally caught up on my blocks for this BOM!! Celebratin' good times!
Bought this pattern from Tasha Noel after she mentioned on her blog that we could request a pattern of whatever character we wanted from her fabric line, The Simple life. This little girl with the strawberries caught my eye. Once I had the pattern, it sat for months. Recently I had the itch to stitch:) This is my progress so far with all the berries stitched up. I am using a pale pink Kona for the fabric and Finca cotton #8 for my thread choice. I will probably be working on her some more while I travel up to WI to see family next month. Less than a month to go until some R&R.
See ya'll soon!
Sara
