Here it is:
Oops, wait. Wrong side. That's me (left) and Niece #3 (right) holding that sucker up, so that Mrs.5000 could take THIS picture:
So. Obviously, it's kind of an old-fashioned and very simple pattern, both chosen to match my sister's aesthetic. This was before I started making scrap & recycle quilts, but a lot of the fabrics here, especially in the nine-patches, is from very old scraps that I had come across. The quilting, which you can't really see here, isn't bad -- this is probably the first quilt where I really tried to make the quilting a decorative element.
I used some of the extra pieces from this project to make a smaller lap blanket as a present for my inlaws:
So, that's that.
Merry Christmas 2004!
And 2008!
6 comments:
As much as I love some of the new patterns & fabrics out there, I always love a nice traditional nine-patch. It looks great, very cozy. =)
From the back it looks like your niece is very pleased with her quilt! Have a wonderful Christmas.
I love the old fashioned quilts you did a great job
Very nice! Nine-patch quilts are so homey and comforting.
Goldang my quilt is pretty. I admire it every cold night when I spread it out on the bed, but it's fun to see it in the photo--
great colors!!
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