Sunday, October 18, 2009

Finally finished this baby quilt (CGQC goal 1)

I'm still here! I've actually been sewing, too! I love having my machine back, thanks for all of the cheering last post. You gals make my heart sing somedays. So, here it is...the last time, I PROMISE, that you will see this quilt (I feel like I have over shown this one.) If you remember, this is 1 of 2 quilts that I am making for my friends soon-to-be delivered twin girls. My friend has been in the hospital now for nearly 80 days on completely flat bed rest. Bless her heart, I thought she could use a boost, so I delivered the first quilt. If you remember, I embarassedly did not have the quilts done in time for the shower do to my machine's major attitude. But, my friend, knew of my plight and told me to relax, there was nothing to rush about.

I did love how this turned out. I think it is on my favorite's list. My friend really liked it too...which is even more important. I am really proud of the quilting on it, I feel confident these days when it comes to meandering.

I am currently putting the binding on my mini quilt project and it will go out in the mail early this week!

In other news, did you know that Kraft Mac and Cheese comes in Halloween shapes?? How cute is that!

I will try to get back into the blogging groove this week, thanks for your patience! Some of you have been up to some fun projects. I have been visiting, just not always commenting. I promise to be better this week.

16 comments:

Cheryl said...

The quilt is so wonderful. Halloween shapes...I have to head out to the store to find those!!! I have been in a bloggy slump and hope to be back on track. I miss everyone!

Carol said...

I love it! The colors are really nice and so is your quilting. What pattern did you use?

joan said...

The quilt is lovely...Your friend will love it I'm sure..

Allie said...

That quilt is beautiful - oh your poor friend stuck in bed! Can't wait to see your mini-quilt, I just love those.

Thimbleanna said...

You definitely don't need to apologize for showing that quilt -- it's soooo cute! And wow -- 80 days! That's a long time, poor dear!

Loralynn said...

Lovely! I'm sure your friend is thrilled with it! Hope all goes well for her!

Karin said...

This quilt is wonderful - the quilting turned out great! I just tried free motion quilting and gave up again!

Mac & Cheese in Halloween shapes thats funny.

Carol said...

It's wonderful...oh your poor friend...80 days in bed...I'm sure seeing the quilt made her sooooooo happy!

paront1222@comcast.net said...

I love that quilt...the colors are really nice for a little baby girl.
What was the pattern that you used?
Peggy in NJ

PunkiePie (Jen) said...

BEAUTIFUL! What fabric did you use for the backing?? Love it all! And I have a 'free' weekend coming up and I'm going to sew my heart away. I can't wait!

Page said...

Wow, it's so pretty. Love the fabrics and the combo of the colors.

Tracy said...

I'm loving those fabrics, what line is that?

Mary Anne Drury said...

Poor friend / lucky friend!!! (poor friend = bedrest ....ugh! lucky friend = that ADORABLE QUILT you made for her!)

Anonymous said...

Gorgeous! I love it!

Jennifer said...

That is a beautiful quilt and I am sure it was quite a blessing to your friend!

Mary on Lake Pulaski said...

Very cute Kris and I don't mind looking at any quilt! Love the colors.