I am participating in Lori's (Humble Quilts) doll quilt exchange again this year. You know, little quilts are so fun to make. We were to make a reproduction style quilt using 19th century style fabrics.
I sent this off to Melissa in Washington state yesterday. I hope she likes it...
I used scraps from the old Stars in a Time Warp, mainly. A sweet pink backing to feminize the quilt a bit. Very narrow single fold binding - totally sold now on single fold!
The dolls should be happy to sleep under that quilt. It reminds me of one I made for a granddaughter's dolls. Sorry your quilt missed out on the show. I have only ever entered one contest and, though my quilt made it, I didn't get to go. Got a nice review but no prize.
ReplyDeleteThat is a sweet little quilt.
ReplyDeleteSorry you missed out on being in the show. I have never tried to enter a show. Would probably stress me out to know I was making a quilt that would be judged--but that assumes I would actually get it (which I probably wouldn't). :)
What a sweet quilt! Lucky recipient! I feel a bit guilty for not hand quilting mine, but time just got away with me! I'm sorry you didn't get into VT but I'm honestly surprised it took 4 days to fill up. I always think they are full the first day of entry. I can't go this year, but let's try to make a date for next year's show!
ReplyDeleteWho wouldn't love this adorable little quilt? It is just charming. sorry about VT :(
ReplyDeleteIt is a small window for entry but you can enter next year. I missed it this year too. are you going?
Someone will be very lucky to recieve your little quilt. You used some great fabrics representing the time period. Love your binding too.
ReplyDeleteInteresting! ThanWe had spring in midwinter, and then had winter in early spring.
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