The quilt for the baby is done and I am really excited with how it turned out:
I have to say, I think this is my very favorite quilt out of all the quilts I have made (which really isn’t THAT many). It probably doesn’t hurt that I merged my two all time favorite fabric designers: Heather Ross and Denyse Schmidt.
I have so many quilt tops pieced, but I hadn’t actually quilted anything other than doll quilts in a long time, so I was pleased at how fast it went. I did a free-motion stipple and it took roughly about 4 hours.
I made a pieced back, but kept it pretty simple:

I WAY overestimated how much yardage of Kona solids I would need for the front, so I got to use them up on the back!
The binding is Herringbone in Berry from Joel Dewberry’s “Modern Meadow” collection. I actually picked it up the other weekend at a fabulous little sewing studio in town called StitchCraft. I had a Groupon and picked up a few new fabrics. It ended up being perfect for the quilt!
We won’t be doing too much decorating this time in the nursery, because 1. we are renting and I don’t want to paint and 2. I’m too lazy and no one will see it. Poor second-born baby! The quilt is going to hang in her room and be the main decor.












February 18th, 2012 at 9:52 pm
Love this quilt. You captured the prints so well. Very inspiring way of piecing it all together.