Here is "Daffodil Fields" with a finished size of 9.25" x 12".
This quilt uses up some leftover eucalyptus batting and it quilted up beautifully with a little bit of loft. Some people have asked me it the batting has a smell, and there is no odour that I can detect. Perhaps there will be some odour when washing it, but I haven't done that yet.
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14 comments:
A delightful little finish, Kathy. And the name is so fitting. Nice use of your little leftovers. Can you believe people actually throw those away??!? Horrors! LOL
Oh my, that is adorable.
I love it - all those cool greens make a refreshing quilt! And now I'm inspired to use my FW for one of the next minis!
Sweet tiny mini. The colors and name fit together perfectly.
I've never even _heard_ of eucalyptus batting! What brand is it and where did you buy it? How does it compare in performance to cotton or wool (the two I use most of the time:)
: ) Linda
Wow, that's teeeeeeeny! Super cute finish.
What a sweet little quilt, Kathy. I sometimes have to do as you did, laying each block back in place before sewing the next. The pale green background is a spectacular color!
It is wonderful! What a unique pattern. I love the soft greens. Perfect for Spring! Thanks for another great mini!!
What a great finish! What do you do with all the minis that you make?
I too save those corner pieces. I love what you have done with yours. Great quilt. Hugs
Wow! Such beauty in a small package. Thank you for sharing your tips as you went along!
Such a sweet mini, Kathy. Those HST are teeny. Fabulous fabrics as well. Happy quilting.
I laughed at "In theory" it reduces errors :-D The result is a very large...ahem mug rug :-D I have saved cut corners and made zippered pouches on more than one occasion.
Kathy, I love your mini quilt, that is such an imaginative use of scraps, I never would have thought of that! It's beautiful!
*hugs*
Tazzie
:-)
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