I made a commitment to make a quilt in a week. One week. Up until this time, I've kind of been a 1-2 quilts(not counting more arty quilts) a year kind of quilter. I recently joined a local
Prayer Shawl Ministry. I volunteered to make a lap quilt. When I was asked when I could complete it, I found myself saying "I can do it by next week." As I walked out of there, I thought,"Did I just tell her that I would make a quilt (from planning to picking fabric, etc.) in A WEEK?" Anyway, I did it, but it didn't allow for blogging, or mopping, or much laundry, really.
This is the completed quilt, in part following tutorials from
Crazy Mom. (Thanks!)
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I made log cabin blocks and did free motion quilting. The quilting was actually fun! I've never enjoyed the quilting part before. It was around the size of 48x66.
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The quilt was made for a woman in the states with terminal cancer.
Christopher, helping.
1 comment:
Lindo, muitoooooo..... lindo.....
Adorei. São as cores do meu País (Brasil).
Zul.
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