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Wednesday, March 5, 2008

finishing up loose ends



Remember this quilt from last summer? Yeah, the one I had intended on using instead of our down comforter during the summer. Well, the good news is that I'm hoping to have it finished by this summer instead. I pulled it out of hibernation last weekend and assessed the damage. I had to pull out all of my basting pins (sad!) and rip out the little quilting that I did do. I washed the top to get rid of the lines and re-drew parallel vertical lines (as seen here), re-basted it and have been quilting a few lines here and there in the evenings. I will definitely be glad to have this project out of the way!





And, here's a set of bibs that I made for Oiyi's daughter, Melody, who was born back in January. I used the now famous bib pattern from Chick Pea Sewing Studio, some japanese character prints that I bought in Japan last year, and the side view of the pig from the Christmas ornament freebie at weewonderfuls (my attempt at hand sewing a stuffed golden pig was quite laughable, so I went with the two dimensional version instead!).



8 comments:

  1. i like the simplicity of your vertical line quilting. it looks very modern.
    do you have an easy way to enlarge the patterns from denyse schmidt's book? the last time i tried it, i had to tape lots of pieces of paper together and it was a pain.
    thanks for showing us your wip!

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  2. my theory is... better late than never! and it looks darling!!!

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  3. the bibs are darling; i might need to place an order...do you have an fabric with daisies?! xox

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  4. I always love the colors you choose. That quilt is another fabulous one.
    The bibs are so nice. I don't want her messing them up with formula spit up. :-)

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  5. That quilt looks beautiful! Look forward to seeing it finished. That yellow pig is pretty cute, too.

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  6. Love that quilt. Really fun colors.

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  7. good luck with the quilting. it's going to look fab!

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  8. What adorable bibs, I'm sure she'll love them! Thanks for sharing the link to the pattern.

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