And lined it with a bright orange print from Aunt Edna.
I was worried about sending this from Australia but luckily this package did not take too long to arrive at its destination!
Kirsten.
Monday, July 8, 2013
An Angel quilt
Recently, I volunteered to make an Angel quilt for one of the participants in the DS Quilts Doll quilt swap and as it has arrived at its destination, I can share some photos.
The mini was based on a tutorial from Dorrie, who is one of the other members of the DS mini quilt group. I quilted it in a cross hatch design, then bound it in a multi-coloured stripe.
I also made a pouch to send using the Scrappy trip along tutorial to make the outside panel as I wanted to see how these blocks came together.
Linking to Fabric Tuesday at Quiltstory.
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Lucky recipient!
ReplyDeleteYou've made two lovely gifts Kirsten! The pouch is perfect as is the quilt!
ReplyDeleteVery nice Kirsten! I'm sure the recipient will be thrilled to receive them - good on you for taking on the angel role!
ReplyDeleteI love the white. So fresh and clean, I never get tired of it!
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That Doll quilt is adorable!
ReplyDeleteVery nice. I especially like your mini quilt.....
ReplyDeleteEEE!!! It's absolutely beautiful! I am hopping over to the tute right now. Thank you for that happy bit of inspiration :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous quilt and pouch!
ReplyDeleteHi Kirsten! What a beautiful and fun mini quilt you made! It looks so sparkling with the white background and the binding is lovely finishing! Great idea to try the 'scrappy trip' on a pouch. x Teje
ReplyDeleteLovely quilt! I love the idea of using a practice block like that.
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