Today I present to you a long overdue quilt top finish.
This one is for a local guild's Quilt Bank, which means it will be donated for a yet-to-be-determined charity fundraiser. It will be bundled with batting and handed off to a long-armer for quilting.
I created
a pattern combining half square triangles and Four Patches, which you can pick up for free on Craftsy.
In the distant past, I was responsible for Quilt Bank, so I packaged the instructions for creating individual blocks along with enough precut fabric for a couple blocks. Guild members pieced the blocks, and I set them into the top.
Unfortunately, this fabric collection is from way back when as well. It's
A Walk in the Woods by Aneela Hoey for Moda.
Well, that checks one thing off the extensive UFO list. Let's not discuss how the list continues to grow faster than it shrinks, okay?
Thi sis so pretty. Angela Hoey has always been one of my favourite designers and I always buy up her old designs if I ever see any on sale. x
ReplyDeleteThis is a really pretty design and suits AH's fabric range beautifully :)
ReplyDeleteVery sweet! :)
ReplyDeleteHey, one item of the list is still one less WIP. :)
ReplyDeleteIt`s just beautiful and love your fabric combo.Well done!
ReplyDeleteNo we won't discuss the growing list. Congrats on getting one item off it.
ReplyDeleteThis is a lovely top! And I love this pattern for donation quilts as well.
ReplyDeleteit's sweet and also very graphic. I like it lots
ReplyDeleteLeeAnna at not afraid of color
I love that collection, what a sweet quilt it made.
ReplyDeleteI think you should make this a two pointer. Not only is it a WIP off the list, but it's a charity quilt as well. It takes a little more effort to sew for others when you have personal sewing lined up staring you in the face. You've made a perfectly sweet quilt for whomever the recipient is. Annela Hoey's fabric is lovely whatever the age!
ReplyDeleteJulie @ Pink Doxies
I think you should make this a two pointer. Not only is it a WIP off the list, but it's a charity quilt as well. It takes a little more effort to sew for others when you have personal sewing lined up staring you in the face. You've made a perfectly sweet quilt for whomever the recipient is. Annela Hoey's fabric is lovely whatever the age!
ReplyDeleteJulie @ Pink Doxies