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I'm on a roll! I actually did the quilting on this one at a retreat a couple of weeks ago, but I struggled with the hanging sleeve and finished the binding a couple of days ago.
This is also the first quilt I've hung on a wall. And I did it without making holes in the wall. Totally removable without a trace. Stay tuned for details on that.
All in all, a happy little project.
(The pattern is by Lauren & Jessie Jung. I'm all sold out of them, but I have made a couple of pre-orders available, if you'd like your own little tea party in your house.)
Sooooo cute and I love the quilting. Good job!!
ReplyDeletePure fun-ness. :D
ReplyDeleteYou did an AWESOME job on the quilting! I love all the little quilting details you put in. So cute!
ReplyDeleteThat is so cute! I love the bird having a bath in the tea cup!!
ReplyDeleteQuilting details are fabulous too!
It's beautiful and you finished it at just the right time of year!
ReplyDeleteA happy and lovely quilts Anina! I love the quilting details!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun little quilt! Your quilting is amazing!
ReplyDeleteYou have given me inspiration for my own project. A few years ago I did a quilt from a picture of my house. I love it but was always afraid of quilting it and ruining it!
ReplyDeleteI REALLY need to finish it. Your quilt looks wonderful -- how you just quilted each element individually. That is what I need to do.
Take a deep breath and dive right in! LOL
glen
u definitely have my vote
ReplyDeleteA few years ago I saw how to make these cute bird feeders in a magazine and have wanted to make them myself. I've collected a few cups and saucers and just need to get my (relunctant) husband to make them now. The quilt turned out so cute. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteLook at you go! The quilted details really make this one special. You did a beautiful job. I'm looking forward to hearing more about your magic hanging technique.
ReplyDeleteThat is awesome! I wish I had your skill!!!!
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