I sewed down the binding on the last side of Shabby Heart last night while watching the season finale of "Project Runway". I am so in LOVE with this quilt!
The pattern for this quilt is called "Heather's Lacy Heart" from the book "Quick & Easy Romantic Quilts". It measures 53" by 57" and is made from Robyn Pandolph fabrics except for the heart/binding fabric which is from Blackbird Designs. I started this quilt in 2007 and it was professionally quilted by Nancy Clayburn of Quilting by Design last month.
This angle really shows off Nancy's gorgeous quilting!
I love this backing fabric - another Robyn Pandolph print. The little vases are so charming.While I was working on my next finish Tucker arrived for a Juki inspection. It's about time!
"Sports Kid" will be donated to Project Linus and is made using the free Warm Wishes pattern found at Quiltmaker.com. If you are ever looking for a quick, easy and fun to make pattern Warm Wishes should be at the top of your list.
I found this sport themed flannel in my stash for the backing. I could not believe how easily my Juki sewed through all those layers while doing machine binding! My Pfaff usually gets a bit revved up while doing the corners but not this guy.Two UFO finishes brings me to 20 UFOs that are now simply FOs! Woo Hoo! And, I get to pick a new project (10 UFO finishes = New Project Reward) to start. Double WOO HOO!! Just a wee bit excited aren't I? I'm off to look over my list and decide on one. These are UFO finishes #3 & #4 for 2013.
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I'm linking up to TGIFF@Celtic Thistle Stitches, Can I Get a Whoop Whoop@Confessions of a Fabric Addict, Finish It Up Friday@Crazy Mom Quilts and Link a Finish Friday@Richard and Tonya Quilts.
Your pink heart quilt is gorgeous. The Sports Kid quilt will make a child's day brighter. Congrats on crossing two UFOs off your list, Way to sew! ... :) Pat
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the rate you're getting through those UFOs! I love your lacy heart. It's really pretty :)
ReplyDeleteWhoop! WHoop! TWO in one. Way to go. :D You Shabby Heart is super fantastic, and what a timely finish for it to be out for the Valentine's season.
ReplyDeleteThe heart quilt is amazing. Beautiful! You certainly deserve several Whoop! Whoops!
ReplyDeleteOh my that lacy heart is lovely!
ReplyDeleteOoooh -- I love that heart! Love the baby quilt, too. :-) Thanks for linking up!
ReplyDeleteWoo-hoo! Congratulations on your finishes. I love both of them but am drawn more to the bright colours of the kid's quilt! And you get to reward yourself too -- I'd better get a move on or I'm going to be left behind!
ReplyDeleteYour heart quilt is gorgeous. Amazing quilting too.
ReplyDeleteFabulous quilts...especially love the heart quilt and the exquisite piecing and quilting!
ReplyDeleteYour heart quilt is amazing!! Thank you for sharing it!
ReplyDeleteThis is a gorgeous and romantic quilt! Everything is beautiful ... the colors and and quilting! Thanks for sharing it!
ReplyDeleteSusie
Love that heart pattern. Wow! And just iin tiime for Valentines Day.
ReplyDeleteYour heart quilt is one of the most "romantic" I have ever seen!! The second quilt is so bright and cheerful and a great pattern for the fabric choice! I haven't found a situation that the Juki has found troublesome.....love my Juki!!! Beautiful quilts....hugs, Doreen
ReplyDeleteLove the heart quilt! And great job with the sports quilt! It will be a HUGE hit with some very lucky kid!
ReplyDeleteYour Lacy Heart looks great. Love the quilting.
ReplyDeleteThe Sports Kid quilt is wonderful, too. And thanks for the link to the pattern.
SWEET quilt! The quilting is stunning!
ReplyDeleteBoth quilts are amazing in their own ways! Whoop whoop!!
ReplyDeleteThe heart quilt is a lovely and just in time for Valentine's Day! The Sports Kid quilt is very cheery and will make a little boy somewhere very happy! Thanks for linking up with Sew Cute Tuesday:)
ReplyDeleteLove this, so romantical!
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