I've chosen to do a rerun on a quilt I shared several years back because it is so beautiful! I chose a project from Country Quilts for Friends by Margaret Peters & Anna Sutton - Published by C&T Publishing, 2004. You can find this available on Amazon and other sites sell other great quilting books.
I decided upon a lovely Spring quilt with a bunny in the center. And it has bees, I love bees! The fabrics chosen are Flora and Fawn by Amanda Herring for Riley Blake Designs. This isn't a widely available fabric at the shops now yet I've browsed several Etsy shops that still have it available.
So Pretty! I use this little quilt as a wall hanging for Spring.
I free motion quilted on my domestic with just randomness, some outlining and little flower drawings. See the bees in the quilting?
And I blanket stitched the binding on, I've improved so much over the past couple of years! I enjoy the vintage feel that a blanket stitch provides. Complete with some pretty, flowery pink fabric for backing.
Over the last few years, I've learned about the quality of photos to use in blogging as well. I see that these are not as bright as I would like. Note to self, take photo in brighter lighting.
Now to the give away! Please leave me a comment! And follow my blog for 2nd a chance at winning the Half & Half Apron Patter by Mary Mulari Designs -Feb2023. I'm slowly going through things not needed, things never used or things that I will never make.
The winner of the pattern by Quiltoni from my last post was Alycia Quilts- QuiltyGirl. Thanks for sharing your thoughts with me!
Carol over at Just Let Me Quilt is hosting her own give away to promote the blog hop as well! Enter at her site for a chance to win a certificate at Quilt Taffy Shop. They offer some great supplies and gorgeous fabrics!
Please check out my fellow creative friends to see what they are sharing today!
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Your rabbit quilt look wonderful. Thank you for the chance to win the aprons pattern. Already following you on Bloglovin'.
ReplyDeleteWhat a charming quilt!
ReplyDeleteThis is a sweet quilt, has a warm and cosy feel. Thanks
ReplyDeleteVery cute and made with sweet fabric. The 'bee' blocks across the bottom really touch off this quilt.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute little wall hanging. Those blocks on the bottom of it are really cool looking.
ReplyDeleteGreat FMQ!!!! I am just learning how to do it without breaking needles! Lovely quilt.
ReplyDeleteThat's such a sweet wall hanging and the fabrics look amazing in it. I love the variety of blocks in it...beautiful! Thanks for sharing, Anita! xo
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Must admit I was intrigued by the wonderful bee pins.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful wall hanging! Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLove the wall hanging! Thanks for sharing it.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty quilt! It must bring spring right into the room! Beautiful work!
ReplyDeleteThat’s really cute. The fabrics are wonderful too. Spring is coming and that will be such a fun quilt to ring it in.
ReplyDeleteLove the quilt!!! It's. beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYour little quilt is lovely. The details are charming!
ReplyDeleteThe fabrics and quilt are lovely and I can feel the spring in the air already. Love the close ups of the quilting, I am always learning.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful spring quilt! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHe is so cute and such pretty colors!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteOh so pretty! Glad you shared this again with us! xx
ReplyDeleteVery pretty wall hanging and quilty eye candy is always worth sharing again.
ReplyDeleteOh, your wall hanging is so sweet. Love it so much.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is such a lovely example of what this hop is all about. Love the bees and you are right about the use of the blanket stitch.
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