Scraps…
When I started my on-line store, KPK fabrics were very popular and I love bright colors, so most of more store carried that fabric. I have boxes of end of bolt pieces and Maggie decided to raid the boxes. This is what she made.
She is not a hand quilted as of yet, so she tied the quilt with floss.
She also picked out the binding from my stash and “allowed” me to add and stitch her binding. How kind of her; as we all now it is the BEST part of quilting. What a kind daughter!!
Little T also got into the action and helped Grandma picked out some special fabrics. He had such fun!!
Jane, I just love the pictures! Maggie is completely thrilled with her quilt and little T looks like he is just going to be a fabricaholic too!! Yay!!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful pictures to go with those beautiful kids! Love the quilt too!
ReplyDeleteHugs - Shari
Three cheers Maggie and Little T - he surely can't get any cuter!
ReplyDeleteHugs - Lurline♥
Your daughter is sooooooooo cute, her fabulous personality came out in those pictures....what a wonderful quilt.....and cute...cute...grandbaby.
ReplyDeleteThat quilt is fabulous! she's obviously very proud! hmmm....would you do my binding too?
ReplyDeletePlease?
Fabulous!!! The quilt is so pretty as well as the daughter. :) I just love Little T's photos too. How cute!
ReplyDeleteYour daughter made a beautiful. funky quilt.
ReplyDeleteI can remember when my kids were little, I gave them their own little bag of scraps to play with when I wanted to quilt. Works like a charm, but their cuteness can be distracting.
way to go, maggie! gosh, jane, i just love this post...it makes me smile...☺
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt--love it. You are so blessed to be a gramma!!! What a cutie.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great project. And.....to think you were so blessed to put the binding on......what a wonderful daughter!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteLittle T is adorable and I see sewing in the future for him. He is already getting his color palette sorted out.
Great idea to get little T started while he is young! And the bright colors in your daughters quilt look so happy in front of all the cold, cold, snow.
ReplyDeleteI think T likes our kind of "toys" too!
ReplyDeleteI think your daughter did a fantastic job with her quilt. She must have had a good teacher, huh, Jane?
Maggie's quilt looks marvelous! She seems to love the camera too :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great helper Little T is! I think every quilter needs a little helper like that. He has such a wonderful smile.
I'm impressed that she tied it. Love the colors and the fabrics ,what a bright happy quilt. And what a bright happy little boy, really cute.
ReplyDeleteYour Daughter's quilt is so bright and cheer-y! She did a great job! Loving that last picture of little T! What a doll!
ReplyDeleteYou have snow too.
ReplyDeleteGreat quilt Maggie made and little T will be a quilter one day too, I think.
Maggie's quilt is wonderful and those photos of little T could not be any cuter!
ReplyDeleteOh what fun pictures! Thanks so much for sharing them Jane! The quilt is gorgeous with all those bright colors...suites Maggie I think!
ReplyDeleteYou weren't serious when you said binding is the best part of quilting, were you? I think this would have been a wonderful opportunity to teach Maggie that useful skill! :)
MGM
Great use of fabrics!!!
ReplyDeleteBright colors are especially great for winter months!
T looks like Urban did when he would play in my studio when he was that age! Start them out young!