I used all fabrics from my stash for the top. I googled X quilt block to get dimensions and then I just cut and cut and then chain pieced for days to make this 63 inch square throw quilt.
I know there are parts where there is less definition between fabrics, but up close, it's a beauty.
The back is all pink, a fabric I picked up at Joann. I just really didn't want to take the time to piece the back for this one. I wanted it done and in her hands.
The red binding goes well with both sides and frames the quilt up nicely. I have had that in my stash for years and am glad it found a home.
I used a cookie cutter to trace a heart in the center and then quilted hearts one inch apart from there outward. It does lose some of the definition, but I still love it.
Quilt inspector Pouncer came by to put her paw of approval on the quilt. She knows a good one when she feels it.
Got my label and I wrote the date with a micron pen on the back.
And now it's ready to be gifted and I am happy to have it complete. Now, on to my December Penny Sampler Quilt lesson. I have to finish that so I can put that year long project together. I have decided to hand quilt it, so that may take awhile. Don't worry, I will have lots of other projects going on to show you while I hand quilt. Have a great weekend. Linking up with Crazy Mom Quilts
4 comments:
The quilt has a wonderful welcome look. I am sure the recipient will be thrilled!
Lovely work and a wonderful finish. A lovely gift.
Congrats! on your finish. LOVE the quilting you did!! Your friend is sure to appreciate this lovely gift quilt.
Beautiful quilt and a great idea for the quilting!
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