The back of Annabelle's quilt. (quilt pic taken upside down, label in corner). I quilted this one by machine, using the walking foot for the entire process. This was a very relaxing way to quilt and no muscle soreness, like when I attempt free motion quilting.
An embroidered corner label: This is the first time I've used the corner label and I like the way it looks on the quilt. This quilt was made entirely from fabric and batting I already had on hand. It is very satisfying to see the stash being used.
I have this quilt in the washer now and will pack it up for my trip to TN next month. I'm planning to go out and help my daughter 'nest' a little before Annabelle arrives. AND she has promised to take me to Paducah KY for a day trip to see Quilt City USA. I'm looking forward to our little time together.
I love it! It is so beautiful and what a lovely gift for her to have. The colors are so pretty.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this quilt! I'm going to need to make a baby quilt in a few months, but I have a feeling the mama isn't going to want the pretty pastels.Which of course, I love. Enjoy your time with your daughter, and give us the low down on Paducah.
ReplyDeleteThat is so pretty! Love the front, back and the corner label. Its perfect for Annabelle Morgan.
ReplyDeleteI'm jealous you get to go to quilt city :) make sure to take lots of pictures. Enjoy your trip and congrats on the new grandbaby. Blessings joann
ReplyDeleteOh, it's BEAUTIFUL. Someday, I HOPE to get into quilting. At may age, I might ought to get a move on!!! ;-) Thank you, sweet Lady, for the birthday wishes!
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