I have a collegue in the lab that was expecting their first baby. I had intended to give the yellow and pink bow quilt to them, but then I found out that they were decorating their nursery in Winnie the Pooh. I had this cloth book panel that a friend had given to me for a "quick quilt", (Since I had turned her on to doing that, she bought the book when it was on sale and gave it to me!) I decided to kill 2 birds with one stone and give the WTP quilt to my friend and give the yellow and pink bow quilt to the U of m quilt raffle. Win:Win situation!! So this shows the top and some of the blocks, up close.
I made a label and if you remember what happened to the last one, this one had a similar problem, which is how I figured out what the problem was. this smear is not quite so noticable so i didn't re-do it.
Ahhh, what post would be complete without a cat photo. they give me so many photo ops! Here is Mosen "helping" me on my cutting table. See my crazy rail blocks by him??
Of course, here is Jack. What an awsome sleeper!!
Winnie the Pooh is priceless!
ReplyDeleteJack....he's so purrrfect! Such a lovey cat.
Great quick quilt!
ReplyDeleteThe Pooh quilt is adorable and will be perfect for the baby. Mosen and Jack just crack me up, especially Jack. My Jasper sleeps like that with his paws bent. Just too cute.
ReplyDeleteThis quilt turned out so cute! I'm just curious, did you use sstash fabric around the blocks ore did you have to go buy those bright colors? I have a teddy bear quilt (since it was for a boy I don't want to call it a doll quilt) that I made years ago that I'm going to have to blog about now.
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