First, let me say, from the bottom of my heart, thank you for all of your kind words and support in response to my last post. I think it just goes to show, that everyone feels insecure sometimes, and it's just nice to know that others feel the same way.......
On that note, I did not know that my friend and fellow designer Brenda Riddle had also been feeling reflective lately... Visit her recent post for some of her feelings about success...
I promised to keep you up to date on my progress on my Quilts for Kids project. Well, actually... I got it done. Wow! that was fast! I used the free pattern called For Ella's Sister which is on my website. Here is the original quilt:
For this version, I used- you guessed it- Sewing Room Social fabric. I finished the blocks the other day, and yesterday I sewed them into rows:
Then I sewed on the brown sashing (to be honest, next time, I would go with a solid, this is a little busy. But it's for a kid, so I think it's OK- it's "vivacious"- yeah, that's the word!):
And finally, I sewed on the wide blue sashing and it was done:
This is a great pattern when you need a really quick project. The sashing makes the project go super fast. And you can use any block you want- you could even use a solid square in place of the pieced blocks if you are in a big hurry. I think I will do the same pattern in boy colors- it won't take much time at all. Please visit the Quilts for Kids website- maybe you could make a quilt or two- or what a great project for your sewing circle or guild. Put that stash to good use!!
I made a quilt for "Quilts for kids" last summer and loved doing it. Just last week, I pulled some bright fabrics in primary colors to make a couple more. I like your pattern with the strips and may try that one. Thanks, Jacquelynne!
ReplyDeleteYes!!!! Another free pattern. Cheap little me can barely afford fabric, so this is a great gift.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jacquelynne!
AMAZING! #tigerblood
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It's so great what you are doing for the kids. Keep up the great work!
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