Doll Quilts

I was inspired by Lucy of Quilting with the Past to make some HST from the scraps in my basket of 2″ squares.  It was mindless sewing and before you know it, I had enough HST to make three mini quilts.  [I hadn't planned to do that many.] I made my youngest DS put them together into sets for me so I wouldn’t make myself crazy over-thinking the layouts.  [I know I'm not the only one who does that.]  I finished two of them up while I was house sitting.

scrap-doll-quilt-june09

The third needs binding.  I’d originally cut one that matches the border but found I liked the red binding better so I need to cut & sew a new binding for it.  Mom has taken these two to put in her booth at the antique/craft shop to sell.  I’m going to put the third one with one of her bears.  The bear sits on the bench in the dining room.  Let’s see how long it takes for her to notice it.  [Tee hee]

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3 Responses to “Doll Quilts”

  • Teresa:

    I am with you , I like that red border. I am sure they will sale great in your mom’s booth and be sure to show us a picture of Teddy with his quilt.

  • they are adorable
    yes I like the red binding the best too!
    good luck at the show
    Kathie

  • lucy:

    wow, I feel honored that you are inspired by me. I love yours too! They are fun to sew hè.

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