Friday, May 10, 2019

Finished Baby Quilt

It's finally done! The baby arrived in February and I really wanted to get this quilt to him before he got too big for it!
This quilt was made with fabrics that I received from the estate of the baby's great grandmother when she died. I used the bonus HST blocks cut off from the star points to make the flying geese border. I really like the effect of the border and am happy with how the quilt turned out. 
You can read more about the machine quilting here.
The pattern is called Shadow Stars and I highly recommend it.



This is the label I made for the quilt. I found a brand new baby robin's egg when I was out for a walk on the day I gave the baby quilt to it's new owner!


Here is a photo of me at  guild meeting showing my March UFO finish and the baby quilt. Thanks MaryAnne for taking the photo and sending it to me!

12 comments:

The Joyful Quilter said...

What a wonderful gift, Kathy! I really like the pattern you chose and that almost ever star has an inverse "match." That is going to make for a fun "seek and find" game!

Carole @ From My Carolina Home said...

Wonderful quilt, what a lucky kid!

gailss said...

Sure is a cute quilt and great gift....

Jacqui's Quilts said...

Wonderful quilt Kathy!!!! Very special.

Louise said...

Great idea to use the bonus triangles as the border! Clever and frugal :)

Alison V. said...

This is so cute! :D

Karen - Quilts...etc. said...

great idea using that fabric! and the egg is so cute too

Marie said...

It's beautiful. The border is perfect and a lovely finishing touch. I'm certain that they were thrilled and that it will be well used, especially since it has so much sentimental value wrapped up in it. Bravo!

Chopin - A Passionate Quilter said...

Nice quilt and made with the great grandmother's fabric! How cool is that!

Janice said...

What a SWEET animal quilt! I'm glad I clicked on the picture to see a closeup of the fabrics. They are the cutest! Love what you did on the border too.

Sarah said...

Beautiful quilt and the story behind the fabric is lovely too!

QuiltGranma said...

love it!