And here's a shot with the backing fabric
The true colour lies somewhere in the middle of this two pictures.
I also did this week's block for the Sew. Happy. Quilt. QAL.
I foundation pieced this puppy. I am planning on taking part in the New York QAL which involves paper piecing (yipes) so we'll see which I like better. I ended up ripping a lot of seams while sewing those four squares to one-another and I am still not ecstatic with the results. But, from a distance--looks great!
Here's the whole kit and caboodle together, only one more block!
January saw two baby quilts:


February saw a Quilt top made with some fabric my sister brought home from Africa--this quilt is for her. Also, the table topper from above!

I'll be linking up with Sew n' Tell and Lynn's Blog Meet.
Nice work. I love the solid oranges.
ReplyDeleteThe African fabric quilt is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteWow I'm in awe of your quilts. They are lovely.
ReplyDeleteGreat work! I am LOVING your QAL blocks!
ReplyDeleteWow awesome work!!
ReplyDeleteI've awarded you the Liebster award!
http://sewitupbaby.blogspot.com/2012/03/oh-so-very-cool-award.html