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I mentioned in one of my last posts that my youngest son got married recently. We decided that in addition to money, we would gift them one of the quilts I was working on. It was near completion and took a year. Mostly because the patterns came out one per month. I had made most of the blocks but had to put the backing on and free motion quilt it. They’re applique quilts and I’ve realized I love applique, so these were fun to do.
I’ve already shared a few of the blocks on this blog, so I’ll just link them here.
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I never did post the last set and side panels, but you’ll see them all here.
This is them laid out on the floor before stitching them together, and before the binding, backing and quilting.
These were the side panels. All I had done here was cut them out and pressed them onto the panels. Yes, there are three irons in that picture. Yes, I need them all!
Finally, here is the finished quilt with the backing, binding, and free motion quilting. You may have to zoom in for the quilting.
I mentioned in one of my last posts that my youngest son got married recently. We decided that in addition to money, we would gift them one of the quilts I was working on. It was near completion and took a year. Mostly because the patterns came out one per month. I had made most of the blocks but had to put the backing on and free motion quilt it. They’re applique quilts and I’ve realized I love applique, so these were fun to do.
I’ve already shared a few of the blocks on this blog, so I’ll just link them here.
Tweet as Honey
Tweet as Honey 2
Tweet as Honey 3
I never did post the last set and side panels, but you’ll see them all here.
This is them laid out on the floor before stitching them together, and before the binding, backing and quilting.
These were the side panels. All I had done here was cut them out and pressed them onto the panels. Yes, there are three irons in that picture. Yes, I need them all!
Here’s my super adorable little iron close up. Isn’t it cute? It’s great for small pieces. I intend on trying some collage work soon so this will really come in handy.
In addition to applique, this quilt also had quite a bit of embroidery work. I love doing embroidery and took up Brazilian embroidery some years ago which certainly gave me an advantage. I’ve included a few samples below.
Finally, here is the finished quilt with the backing, binding, and free motion quilting. You may have to zoom in for the quilting.
To finish it off I added some information on the back of the quilt. It actually can be machine washed, but since it’s raw-edge applique, I thought hand washing would be better.
Thanks for stopping by,
Blessings,
Carmen
Blessings,
Carmen
