Anyway, enough of my musing. Here is my finish...
This one is made from repurposed wools - blankets, jumpers and a stripey scarf.
It is a smallish, and lovely, warm quilt, backed with a soft, coral coloured flannelette, and with navy, corduroy binding.
I'm pretty sure I finished cutting and then hand sewing all the wool pennies to their squares for this well over a year ago. They've been spilling out of a little box in a cupboard ever since, so definitely a good thing to finally finish them up!
And it means I'm linking up with Crazy Mom Quilts again. Happy Weekend to you all,
Sally.
Dein quilt sieht richtig kuschelig aus tolle Idee
ReplyDeleteViele Grüße aus Deutschland Karo
Love it! Love everything about it 😀
ReplyDeleteFinishing is satisfying but starting is exciting. Some projects need different moods and energy levels. Maybe it depends on the individual personality? I'm more of a starter
Chris x
This looks like a warm and cuddly quilt; I love the colors and how perfectly the stripes blend the colors together. I agree it has to be about balance, and congratulations on a wonderful finish!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful, I love it!
ReplyDeleteOh that is so gorgeous- I love the colours and it looks like its wonderfully soft and warm. I think there's always a balance between finishing and work in progress. I tend to be making lots of things at the same time so there's usually something just finished as well as lots of in progress!
ReplyDeleteI love everything about your baby quilt, Sally. The stripes work so well with the squares and circles.
ReplyDeleteOoh, this is so lovely. The colours are beautiful, I can just imagine some chubby baby legs cosy and warm under this quilt X
ReplyDeleteThat is such a pretty little baby quilt/blanket and I just love the colours. Isn't it great to get a finish? But I know what you mean about wanting to start new things too - and why not?
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderfully, colourful, cuddly quilt. I still haven't found that balance between starting new projects and finishing the old. I guess I finally realized I simply enjoy the process so I allow myself to work on what I enjoy most, at that particular time. Unless of course, it's for a gift then I try to get it done in a timely manner.
ReplyDeleteThis quilt is so warm and pretty, Sally. Much better to have it finished than sitting in the cupboard half-done and grumpy.
ReplyDeleteAmalia
xo
What a lovely quilt to have - it just looks so cosy.
ReplyDeleteOh Sally, that just looks SO cozy! Lucky little one. :-)
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