I have a crazy beginning to my Quilting New Year. I’ve already finished my first quilt.
In November, I read in one of the blogs I follow, about a QAL that was just for the month of November. I was feeling pretty good with Nancy Drew’s tree skirt finished. I hardly ever do a QAL, except for Rainbow Scrap Challenge this year. I have countless, because I refuse to count them!, UFOs that need to be a priority.
But I did go and take a peek. The blog I had read said wonderful things about Lori and her fantastic QALs. Once I went over to Humble Quilts, I was hooked. The quilt used 1-1/2 inch squares and I had plenty of those.
Lori had seen a vintage doll quilt and immediately wanted to make one herself. Once she drafted a pattern, she invited anyone to join in.
The new skill I learned in making this quilt was Seminole Piecing. It was a bit difficult and took me a couple of quilting sessions to figure out how it worked!
Here is the finished quilt as a wall hanging.
And now, the charming Farley showing the quilt off as a doll blanket.
I’m looking forward to the next Lori QAL at Humble Quilts. I enjoyed this one so much.
I’m hooking up with the blogs that are listed on the right sidebar. Mosey on over and see lots of beautiful quilts.
In November, I read in one of the blogs I follow, about a QAL that was just for the month of November. I was feeling pretty good with Nancy Drew’s tree skirt finished. I hardly ever do a QAL, except for Rainbow Scrap Challenge this year. I have countless, because I refuse to count them!, UFOs that need to be a priority.
But I did go and take a peek. The blog I had read said wonderful things about Lori and her fantastic QALs. Once I went over to Humble Quilts, I was hooked. The quilt used 1-1/2 inch squares and I had plenty of those.
Lori had seen a vintage doll quilt and immediately wanted to make one herself. Once she drafted a pattern, she invited anyone to join in.
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| My box of 1.5" scraps & sewing into strips |
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| Working on Seminole Border |
The new skill I learned in making this quilt was Seminole Piecing. It was a bit difficult and took me a couple of quilting sessions to figure out how it worked!
Here is the finished quilt as a wall hanging.
And now, the charming Farley showing the quilt off as a doll blanket.
I’m looking forward to the next Lori QAL at Humble Quilts. I enjoyed this one so much.
I’m hooking up with the blogs that are listed on the right sidebar. Mosey on over and see lots of beautiful quilts.
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