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Thursday, August 8, 2013

Crazy Brights Quilt Finish

 I know, I know.  You're all saying to yourselves "how did she finish a quilt with a newborn?"
I'm not sure either.  It just worked out that I had some time and M was napping really well.  It is not a large quilt, so that helped as well.  I was actually able to baste it on the table, so I didn't disrupt kitchen life to get it basted.
 I did an all over stipple with this thick, bright, rainbow thread.  Squeak!  My eye was on the spool there at the end!  I bound it in a marbled brown; It definitely needed it to pull everything together, and perhaps it will work for a little boy.
 The back is a mystery fabric I found at a local thrift store.
 This is one of my finishes for the Finish-a-Long hosted by Leanne.  Original list found here.  I think I mentioned turning this into a bag, but its really not my colors or style, so I'm calling it done and putting it in the charity pile.
 Crazy Brights
39" x 52"
Pellon cotton batting
Signature cotton thread on top.
Gutterman poly on bobbin.

Linking up with Crazy Mom Quilts

8 comments:

  1. IT is great!!! So impressed that you got this done with your new little one too!

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  2. Very nice! The variegated thread was the perfect choice!

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  3. I like the crazy brights. I'm super impressed that you sewed it with a newborn snoozing away the whole time- but I know the drive to get back to some kind of normal is pretty strong!

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  4. Lovely fabrics!!! Thanks for sharing it with us!

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  5. Wow, impressed you finished a quilt with a newborn! These bright colors are so fun, I love it!

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  6. Very colourful and lovely to see. Good on you for taking a bit of time for yourself, so important to feed your soul (little ones take so much of our energy, not that we mind, it's all just part of parenting!)

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  7. I love the colours in this one and I have been there with the thread, glad you made it.

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