Saturday, April 06, 2013

April FNwF

Inspired by Cheryll's Friday Night with Friends, I quilted the little Hat Trick quilt ready to sew on the binding last night. And here it is finished.


I used a free digital pantograph called Keukenhof to quilt it on my Handiquilter. Though I should have increased the size of the pattern as it was only four inches deep and so it's quite intensely quilted. Never mind, it's a darling little quilt and it's finished. I need to find an outlet to sell some quilts as I finish more than I give away. This is a perfect size for a baby quilt and only uses two charm packs of Sew Stitchy by Aneela Hoey , backing and the red spotted fabric for the borders and binding.




I also had some time to work on April's Woodland sampler. I hope to finish April next week along with a few unfinished details on January and February too. April's creature is a Jackalope which I'd never heard of. Apparently it's a mythical animal of North American folklore described as a jackrabbit with horns or deer antlers. You learn something new every day.
 
 
Although I desperately want to cut into my Comma by Zen Chic, I think today I should concentrate on two Block of the Month blocks as well as my mini quilt commitment. The bonus is we're out to dinner tonight on a Quidsin deal at the Museum Brasserie, so no dinner to prepare.
 

11 comments:

  1. it looks good x as you say it looks a good size for a baby x

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  2. Well done on your finish it looks great x

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  3. Beautiful quilt and cute sampler.

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  4. What a pretty little baby quilt! And with the embroidery you did as well, you certainly had a productive FNwF.

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  5. Love the quilt and the quilting you have done. Looks like you were very busy.

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  6. Such a beautiful baby quilt. Enjoy dinner, lucky you!

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  7. Beautiful quilt and the sampler is lovely, great work for FnwF.

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  8. That's a fantastic finish Sue... LoVe IT!!!!

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  9. That sure is a sweet little quilt you have there.
    Love your sampler too.

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  10. your little quilt looks gorgeous. Well done.

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  11. always good to have a finish on a FNWF.....can you sell on Etsy perhaps? might be an option!
    sugary hugs
    Wendy :O)

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