I've addressed and about 110 Hurricane Sandy Relief Quilt Thank You postcards - halfway there!
Quilting is becoming an increasingly important and integral part of my life. My creative outlet changes how I view the world around me, influences the activities I pursue with my family, and introduces me to new people whose life paths wouldn't ordinarily intersect mine. My life is much like my favorite types of quilts - scrappy and unconventional, full of interest and surprises, and with an underlying current of making do (and making something beautiful!) with what I have.
Wednesday, April 3, 2013
Stitches and stamps
My co-worker's baby came 2 months early. Ella Clare is a cutie with LOTS of hair. Her APGAR scores were great, so the prognosis is good, but she'll be in NICU for a while yet. I've been wearing my fingers out trying to get her quilt ready to welcome her when she gets home, and I think I'm going to make it. I bet I have only one or two evenings left of quilting, and I hope to bind it this weekend. This was such a fun quilt to make - I feel certain I'll be making more with different color schemes. I love making baby quilts - they come together so quickly!
Best wishes for baby Ella!
ReplyDeleteI love your quilt. Your hand quilting stitches are so even and neat. Can't believe you can do it so fast!
beautiful quilt!
ReplyDeletehope your hand doesn't cramp up from writing all the notes- lol
quilters are generous beings- bless you all for your had work!
Yes, your handquilting is beautiful! A lovely quilt for a wee one.
ReplyDeleteglad the baby is ok coming early - she will have a cute quilt for sure
ReplyDeleteThe baby quilt is so sweet! Looks like celebration flags! Happy new life!
ReplyDeleteI love how you've quilted it. So glad baby is here and doing well.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty quilt! I'm a much slower quilter (of course, I only quilt during the commercials).
ReplyDeleteThat quilt will be worth coming home to. No wonder the baby was in a rush!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sending me a postcard! We block makers should be sending you thank you cards! You're a wonderful organizer! I love your baby quilt and am inspired to sew one like it.
ReplyDeleteWill be praying for the precious little one. What a beautiful quilt to welcome her home in!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE Ella's quilt. You did a fabulous job Erin. Those colours are so cheerful. Perfect for a little one.
ReplyDeleteI love how quickly baby quilts come together too.
Great quilt for Ella Clare, such great splashes of colour and movement, fabulous.
ReplyDeleteLove this!!!!!!! Reminds of a Katie Peterson pattern. She is local. I live making baby quilts too and hope someday we r hand quilting together while chatting.
ReplyDeleteLove your quilting on the baby quilt! How do you get your lines so straight? I will be embarrassed to show my hand-quilting up close now!
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