I planned to make this quilt for a hop this spring but ran out of thread for the quilting. I had to wait for the thread to be delivered by mail. It did arrive and I got him done.
I did a variety of quilting from stitch in the ditch, echo quilting, a simple stipple and some ruler work on the border. It was fun to just play.
Pieced and quilted with Aurifil threads, used a Hobbs 80/20 batting. This quilt was pieced from leftovers and scraps so no fabric was purchased for it. Even the backing was a leftover bit! It finishes at 40” x 46” so it’s a nice size for either a crib quilt or a baby throw.
Thanks for stopping by! Have a great weekend getting some play time in! Your fabric is calling you! 😁 Carol
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Robbie is great!! Always fun to not need to buy fabric for a quilt!! Some little one will be thrilled with this!
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Thank you Susan. It did turn out well! I try to always keep a couple of baby quilts on hand. Never know when someone needs one. 😉
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What a cute quilt, I’m especially drawn in by the orange fabric (of course). A good way to finish a week, with a finished quilt!
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Wendy I’m not usually a real orange fan but since Covid have used it in 3 quilts! Must be the sunny cheery hue that draws us in! It is great to have a finish; Especially one that has been hanging around for too long!
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Hi again! I noticed your ruler work in the border first thing – and I suspect it was the pretty orange that drew me in. I think that color was an excellent choice for Robbie – it pulled out that background and made Robbie a true star. Nice job. ~smile~ Roseanne
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Roseanne my rulerwork is still a bit shaky but it’s coming along. I seem to be on an orange kick right now! 3 out of 4 quilts have had Orange it. Funny because it’s not a colour I often use. 😉
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