Hi everyone,
I have a finish for February, just in time. Haha!
I very simply quilted my En Provence quilt below.
This quilt is for my daughter. She loves a soft quilt and didn't want it densely quilted. So I kept it simple. I used the Philip Jacobs picotte poppies print and the lavina print separated by a solid purple strip for the backing. I used the same solid purple for the binding.
Haha! Had to add a puppy pic in there.
Haha! Had to add a puppy pic in there.
And since it's the end of the month I want to report my quilt spending for the month of February.
I spent $79.17.
$45.18 was for 2 1/2 metres of 110 inch wide cotton batting.
$33.99 was for cotton fabric. I bought 1/2 metre of 150 sesquicentennial Canada fabric. Also 3 fat quarters of white background print and a gallon size bag filled with fabric scraps.
My total for the year so far is $102.90.
A bit high, but I had a buying therapy day. Lol! It happens!!
12 comments:
Wow, that is a gorgeous quilt! Your pup is so perfect too.
So, so beautiful! what a lovely quilt for your daughter.
Oh, wow, the sheer amount of pieces is staggering! Congratulations on having finished this demanding design. =)
Congratulations on the finish! She's a lovely quilt. I like that your chose your own fabric colors. Your quilt will stand out from all the other quilts made with the same colors as Bonnie Hunter's quilt. Blessings!
What a great finish! Beautiful colors.
Great and beautiful. Yay!
Gorgeous finish on En Provence! I can't tell how you quilted it though. I'm having trouble deciding on the quilting design on mine.
Your En Provence is just beautiful! I love the colors you chose, and I bet your daughter does, too. And your puppy is adorable! He makes a fun picture!
Very pretty! I love how the stars go off into the border! Looks perfectly snuggle-y!
Congrats on a beautiful finish!
Great to get a big quilt finished. Looks great!
Congratulations on a great finish! This has turned out beautifully.
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