Earlier this month I signed up for Megan's Fresh Mini Quilt Club. It seems as though whenever I sew anything for myself I'm always on a tight deadline and my projects are usually pretty time consuming. I signed up for the Fresh Mini Quilt Club because I wanted to make something simple and quick for myself. :)
I used these darling Sue Spargo, for Robert Kauffman fabrics and I love the colors.
When it came time to machine quilt my mini quilt I decided to quilt it just like my "Over Under" quilt. I loved how the circles turned out on that quilt so I quilted them again....and I still love them!
I used a grey Bella Solid for the backing and I think the machine quilting turned out pretty cute on the back too!
Hop on over to Megan's blog, Canoe Ridge Creations, I think you can still sign up for the Fresh Mini Quilt Club!
Great quilting choice!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Those circles are so perfect, do you mark them or is it free hand?
ReplyDeleteThat is really cute and you did such a great job on the machine quilting. How did you get all your circles so even and perfect? Nice job.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt turned out awesome. I am still working on mine. I love the colors you chose! I went a little bit "patriotic with mine. How did you get your circles so perfect? Are they free motion or did you do a small panto or something? I really do love how yours turned out!
ReplyDeleteReally fab mini quilt!
ReplyDeleteThe quilting is perfect!
ReplyDeleteLove the machine quilting! We followed your blog...please follow us back! Thank you! quackadoodlequilt.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteI have the same question! Did you freehand your circles? How did you mark your quilt?
ReplyDeleteLove the quilting!
ReplyDeleteStefanie
Dang woman! Those are some perfect circles! Nice!
ReplyDeleteThis is exquisite!!! Bubble wrap in fabric form ;)
ReplyDeleteThe quilting is so cool! And yes, the back is just as cool looking as the front!
ReplyDeletePopped in here following the link from you latest post. I love the mini quilt. I'm tempted now! Wonderful quilting as always ... was it a challenge to load up on the frame, being so small?
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