Filler projects
Children’s quilts make great filler projects for those times when I’m not ready to dive into a more involved project, when I don’t feel like quilting or binding, when I’m getting ready to travel and have a limited amount of time.
I finished this little top today and although I’m tempted to play with borders, I’m going to leave it as is. It’s about 40×54 which is a good donation size.
And since the view from my window today was rain rather than snow, I’m happy to be heading for Vegas tonight where it promises to be sunnier!
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that quilt is gorgeous! Have fun in Vegas partying the new year in! I’ll be jumping into the new year from my living room sofa
Fun none the less!
That’s a really cute quilt!
Enjoy your time in Vegas….Happy New Year to you and Keith.
A very pretty and cheerful top Mary! I think it’s perfect just as it is. Have a wonderful time in Vegas! Come back soon and safely. Hugs for a happy and healthy new year, Finn
Mary, I love your bright drunkard’s path quilt. Did you use the go cutter? Great filler quilt and I think that is all I can make. Super fast and easy quilts. lol
Good colors. Looks like a periwinkle blue & sort of lime green. Am I correct?
Love the color combination and I agree, it’s perfect as is!
Great kids quilt! Were the curved seams tricky to sew?
I love your colours! Your DP is stunning!
Well, you got out of town just in time – sounds like that part of the country got a huge snow storm. The green and purple quilts are great – how many does that make for 2010?
Happy New Year – and remember – “what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas!”