I was given some stamped quilt blocks to embroider, and I decided to make a baby quilt with them.
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| Really bad picture, sorry! 46" x 60" |
There were twelve baby animal blocks . . .
. . . which I combined using sashing in between.
By adding triangles to the sashing ends and including cornerstones, I formed a star at each of the corners of the embroidered blocks.
I finished it with a striped binding.
The quilt went together quickly--the embroidery took longer than the construction!
It looks terribly wrinkled in these photos, but after washing, it is much smoother. I put this one away for a future gift.
Happy Quilting! 😺
That must have taken you ages to stitch each block. Is this vintage, perhaps?
ReplyDeleteIt is older, but I think it is still produced. Mine was given to me.
DeleteSo cute! ❤
ReplyDeleteThanks--Mom gave me the blocks. It was fun to do--mostly crossed stitch.
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DeleteI think the striped sashing was a good choice!
ReplyDeleteThanks! I tried to find something to add interest and to coordinate with the colors in the blocks.
DeleteVery nice crib quilt. Hand embroidery does take awhile. Happy stitching!
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting. I enjoy hand sewing--it helps keep my arthritic joints limber!
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