
It's a gift for the daughter of an old friend.

There's a WHOLE lot of pink in this baby. Much more than I would normally go for but when someone looks this great in pink, come on! I'm pretty sure I had no choice.

The blocks were made entirely from fabric I already had. That was great. These are all fabrics that I really like but I just don't find a lot of opportunities to use them.
I bought the backing and sashing fabrics. The sashing is linen which I've never used in a quilt before. It was a little trickier than cotton. It can be pretty wily. I do really like how it turned out though.


Wow. That's awesome! I am totally inspired to dig my machine out and make something. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteNice work. Nicer cat...
ReplyDeleteWow! That's fantastic! She will treasure it always.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the tag on that! How wonderful for a gift!
ReplyDeleteLove it! I meant to actually be a part of the quilt along...just didn't work out. Your quilt definitely inspires me to go ahead and have a go at it! She's gonna love it!
ReplyDeleteYour new quilt is gorgeous. I'm not much for pink either, but wow, maybe I was wrong!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! It's so girly and pink and I'm sure the new recipient will love it!
ReplyDeleteI read along as Oh Fransson! imbued all her glorious quilting knowledge during the Mod Sampler Quilt-along... I have yet to start it, but I will, seriously!
ReplyDeleteYour pink quilt looks lovely, and Friend's Daughter will LOVE it - she's a cutie :-) Well done!
Oh Liz, it looks fantastic! I can't believe you finished it so quickly!
ReplyDeleteomg omg this is gorgeous..i am very pinkalicious,and now you have made it worse..its beautiful.
ReplyDeletelucky lil girl!:-)
I love your work..all of it.
xoxo,
angeliquez
Awww, poor Stabone!!! I have two that have recently been all over my quilt that I finished! It is a French Braid that I named Raspberries and Chocoloate!
ReplyDeleteAwww, bless him!!!