Dream Weaver is finished.
This is a free pattern from Missouri Star Quilt Company. The block is simple and fun to make.
I used scraps to make this colorful quilt.
I quilted this with a walking food and straight lines using teal #4093 50-weight Aurifil thread. The batting is Dream Cotton.
The binding has the blue from the border and the teal from the back - it seemed like the perfect choice. The back is a little lighter than the picture; it's a mottled teal.
This donation quilt finished at 57" square.
I had plenty of blocks when I made this quilt and I also made Extra! Extra! and Up, Up, and Away They are both done and in the donation pile.
My Up North Poncho is also finished. I bought the yarn when we were in Wisconsin (Up North) in June, thus the name. The design is my own and it evolved as I went along.
I used scraps to make this colorful quilt.
I quilted this with a walking food and straight lines using teal #4093 50-weight Aurifil thread. The batting is Dream Cotton.
The binding has the blue from the border and the teal from the back - it seemed like the perfect choice. The back is a little lighter than the picture; it's a mottled teal.
This donation quilt finished at 57" square.
I had plenty of blocks when I made this quilt and I also made Extra! Extra! and Up, Up, and Away They are both done and in the donation pile.
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My Up North Poncho is also finished. I bought the yarn when we were in Wisconsin (Up North) in June, thus the name. The design is my own and it evolved as I went along.
It looks like I finished it just in time since we are enjoying cooler temperatures. Thank goodness the forecast has changed and the rain has stopped. This poncho is not waterproof.
Great finish and love the look of the straight line quilting. Really great. Your poncho is fabulous! Love the fabric and the drape you got from the diagonal. Perfect for cooler days.
ReplyDeleteGood job on both. You'll be needing that poncho in the evenings.
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