Ready to machine quilt :-)
What looks like a white outer sashing is the batting sticking out.
Last year I got several 1 meter cuts of children prints, Debbie Mumm, from a nice quilter who is cutting down on her quilt activities in favour of other activities.
She wanted them to be used for care quilts and I committed myself to use them for that.
I have used 2 pieces of blue on the back of this quilt - one with Noah boats and one with typical Debbie Mumm things.
When the quilting is done I will take a photo of both sides.
I will still use a daily hour - or more - on this quilt until it is done, binding and all.
Oh I like the white around those blocks---it looks so restful---like the sky with clouds floating by or the sea.
ReplyDeleteHanne, That's a sweet quilt. Way to go!
ReplyDeleteYour quilt looks lovely Hanne, I love blue and white together!
ReplyDelete*hugs*
Tazzie
:-)
That is looking great. Makes me smile...........
ReplyDeleteI thought the white batting was an outer bit of sashing too... :) It'd look nice that way OR ending at the blue. :)
ReplyDeleteJust lovely Hanne! Glad you mentioned the white was the batting - I would never have guessed.
ReplyDeletewhat a sweet quilt this will end up being...it sure came out wonderful
ReplyDeleteWell done! You exercised great discipline in your hour a day project!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely quilt. You've sure put it together quickly and busted some stash.
ReplyDeleteIt looks great! It seems to have taken you no time at all.
ReplyDeleteI love the outcome of this quilt. Simple but very beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteInga
Looks great - wonderful person to donate the fabric too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great use of novelty fabric without it being overpowering. I had to look 2X at the fabric - I love the effect!
ReplyDeleteCheers!
Evelyn
What a beautiful quilt.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Can't wait to see it quilted. Whoever gets this quilt is going to love it. I like the idea that you made it for either a boy or a girl.
ReplyDeleteYAY! Your quilt turned out so lovely!
ReplyDeleteLove how this has turned out - very fresh looking colour scheme :)
ReplyDeletewhat a very cheerful quilt! Lovely job, Hanne!
ReplyDeletebeautiful - i love the color!!
ReplyDeleteYou're done already? Where have I been? I knew I was behind reading blogs, but I didn't realize that people would be posting ready to quilt quilts quite so soon. Great progress; great job.
ReplyDeleteIt does look lovely Hanne! I'd say a real success!! And from stash!
ReplyDeleteGreat job on having those DM fabrics to use on the back...*VBS* What a nice way to use them.
Hanne, how did you do this so fast? Can't get over how pretty the variety of blues/greens is, just like clear shifting water.
ReplyDeleteI love your quilt more each time I see it. Those are not colors I have used and I don't even think I have any in my stash, but I do love them.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt looks beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHanne, you are so disciplined!! Your Judy challenge quilt is beautiful and I love the Tonya letters. Keep up the good work!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat, tidy quilt - how graphic it is without being 'over the top'.
ReplyDeleteElaine Adair
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