Hello! Totally unexpected, I didn’t blog for almost two weeks. Last week the boys had spring-break and went of on a camp. So that gave my husband and me the opportunity to paint the living room. This was something we already wanted to do when we moved into this house; 7 years ago!
Funny thing was that the painting itself wasn’t that much work, but moving out all the books and the furniture, that was just a lot of work. But it was worth it.
This week I started sewing on all the circles I made.
Although there are more than 80 circles, I did it in less then 3 days. Because I prepared the circles like I described in my last post, it was quite easy to applique them.
The quilting is free motion, with a kind of curls in the white space. They are not made exactly the same, and maybe even a bit wonky, but I like the way it brings the quilt to live.
Fingers crossed that my Swap-partner likes it.
Groetjes, Dorien
Thank you for your nice words! :) This looks amazing - you know how much I love colorful things! :D
ReplyDeleteHeerlijk, even met z'n tweetjes. Staat alles weer op z'n plaats?
ReplyDeleteJe quilt ziet er vrolijk uit. Je partner vindt hem vast heel mooi.
Hoi Dorien,
ReplyDeleteIk vind het een heel mooi quiltje! Wat een werk al die cirkels aanbrengen en dan quilten.
Fieuw ... blij dat het achter de rug is?
Groetjes,
Ann
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ReplyDeleteHi Dorien! That is a fantastic quilt! sorry, but how you can give it away?! I see there a kite!
ReplyDeleteI think you didn't add this to the mini quilt contest, but you could link it at 'Little Quilt Monday' link party at www.piecefullife-elzabeth.blogspot.com.
Enjoy your new living room!
x Teje
This is a great quilt!
ReplyDeleteReally cute! I love the quilting.
ReplyDeleteVery eye-catching! The curly quilting goes well with the circles.
ReplyDeleteNice....I have a bubble baby quilt of my own to quilt....I've been using circles a bit since I got the Go!Baby for Christmas....love it.
ReplyDeleteOh wow, it looks fantastic!
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