This very pretty jewel-toned quilt might be my favorite from the batch; I especially like the narrow border. It's about 55x70", a perfect size.
I quilted it with a stipple. Many of you have donated backing fabrics, so I haven't had to buy backings in quite a while. Thanks! Both these quilts got backings from a generous quilter named Sandra who must have a beautiful stash.
This second top of Jannette's could be a Christmas quilt, depending on the binding, backing, and quilting decisions. I chose to use non-holiday fabrics to make it more flexible.
Both these quilts got a solid black binding courtesy of Nicki who sent two large rolls of prepped binding.
I thought this grizzly bear fabric was a nice compliment to the green in the top and would be appreciated by a man. It takes a village to keep CiL going, thanks to Jannette, Sandra, Nicki, and all the rest of you!
Moo kitty says, "Stay warm and sleep tight!" |
If you'd like to join in with Covered in Love's mission you can learn more on the main page or check out the block drive. The current Covered in Love block drive is a cozy patchwork interspersed with pieced blocks. It will run until the new year if you want to help out. More info here!
Linking to Confessions of a Fabric Addict, Crazy Mom Quilts and Finished or Not Friday
Two lovely finishes. I also love those quilts. It was very thoughtful of you to keep the red and green colored one without anything holiday specific. I don't celebrate christmas but if I did, I'm sure I would be that person who never got around to putting her decorations away. At least this way the quilt doesn't look stale the rest of the year. Meanwhile, Merry Christmas to you Kat. I hope you have some fun and relaxation, in the midst of quilting, and that you get some quality family and cat time!
ReplyDeleteTwo beautiful quilts!
ReplyDeleteThat peacock feather backing is sooooo gorgeous! You're right, Sandra's stash must be amazing!
ReplyDeleteWow! You’ve been quite busy making beauty!
ReplyDeleteI love those two quilts & your backing selections are always a great surprise. Lucky Moo Kitty gets to "test drive" those quilts before they go out the door. Oh, to be one of your cats must be pure joy! :)
ReplyDeleteIt makes me SEW happy to see how many people are contributing to your cause (nice finishes, too!!)
ReplyDeleteHi Kat
ReplyDeleteI put 11 blocks in the mail today.
Have a happy holiday!
Barbara