The Wedding Quilt
Emily’s Wedding quilt has been given, received and already used, soooo I can now show you some more pictures.
The bride requested blue and yellow scrappy. So I had been collecting blue and yellow fabrics and her Paris fabric for a while. At first I was going to make 9 patches, but that did not seem scrappy enough to me; so I used my new favorite block the disappearing 9 patch. I think it gave her the scrappy look she wanted.
I hand quilted a simple grid, using a darker blue and liked the effect the color gave the quilt.
She said it is cozy and she is happy, what more could you ask for!
It’s Coming!!!!!!!
Emily’s Wedding quilt has been given, received and already used, soooo I can now show you some more pictures.
The bride requested blue and yellow scrappy. So I had been collecting blue and yellow fabrics and her Paris fabric for a while. At first I was going to make 9 patches, but that did not seem scrappy enough to me; so I used my new favorite block the disappearing 9 patch. I think it gave her the scrappy look she wanted.
I hand quilted a simple grid, using a darker blue and liked the effect the color gave the quilt.
She said it is cozy and she is happy, what more could you ask for!
It’s Coming!!!!!!!
The quilt looks just wonderful and yes all you want them to do is enjoy the gift.
ReplyDeleteWow 400 post well done.
cheers
Christine
Oh my, and it's hand quilted, too. My daughter and SIL chose a yellow and blue quilt for their wedding also.
ReplyDeleteHappy 400 posts!
it's just gorgeous. love that you hand-quilted it. and that you have some special fabrics in there. well done Jane!
ReplyDeleteWhat a happy quilt. Such a pretty color combination. The happy couple will snuggle under it and treasure it forever.
ReplyDeleteOh Jane, it looks wonderful. The colors are so delightful and some of my favorite together.
ReplyDeleteWow!!! 400 posts. Does it seem possible?
This turned out beautiful! A gift to treasure.
ReplyDeleteI *heart* this quilt -- both the technique and the thought behind it. Just wonderful!!!!! and I spotted the french stuff spot-on before you pointed it out... LOVE IT!!!!
ReplyDeleteIt looks great Jane! How fun for your DD! Love the blue/yellow combo too! :-)
ReplyDeleteIt turned out wonderfully! I love how cheerful it looks! Good job!
ReplyDeleteWow - gorgeous quilt, Jane! I'm so glad I came to visit today! So much I've missed here - congratulations to both the bride and the graduate!
ReplyDeleteCheers!
She will cherish that quilt forever!! It is just lovely!
ReplyDeleteits beautiful. the blues and yellows are always a good combo.
ReplyDeleteThe quilt looks just beautiful and made with love...yes all you want them to do is enjoy the gift and love using the quilt.
ReplyDeleteJulia
The quilt is lovely and the colors timeless! -- michele
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!! I love the disappearing 9 patch. So simple but stunning.
ReplyDeleteSoooo beautiful! I've always love yellow and blue combinations!
ReplyDeleteHand quilted??!! An heirloom for sure!
Look at that hand quilting! wowie.
ReplyDeleteLove this quilt! And love the photos too!
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Congrats on your 400th post.The quilt is just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous quilt, Jane! Love the scrappy look of the quilt. So many pretty pieces to discover over time. Wonderful present for the lovely couple :)
ReplyDeleteIt is a fabulous quilt! Love the colours, fabrics, and the quilting! What a wonderful wedding gift!
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