This is a little Table Runner, I made out of my fabric stash from Bali I bought years ago and some left over batting.
It was an easy to sew project that I can use any time of the year.
Happy quilting
Until next time
Anne
Showing posts with label Orphan blocks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Orphan blocks. Show all posts
Friday, December 27, 2019
Saturday, April 26, 2014
UFO Orphan Blocks - Sienna's Quilt
Oops! This has been on the "To Do" list for some time!! and Yes, I forgot to post this post last month, anyway, two month ago I decided to clean out my cache of unfinished projects (UFOs) and leftover orphan blocks. And surprise, surprise, look what I found, these sixteen orphans blocks that were left over from Samantha's quilt which I made for her in 2009.
I used the quilt as you go method on these blocks and joined them together. I thought if I added some side panels and top and bottom border, the orphan blocks could easily be made into a small quilt for Sienna.
The photo below includes the two new side panels.
To complete the top and bottom border I re-arranged and traced the letters to spell "Sweet Dreams Little Sienna" from an old pattern sheet I found in the Australian Patchwork & Quilting magazine Vol 23 No 6 onto the paper side of the fusible webbing... I used a fingers width between each letter for spacing and machine blanket-stitched around each letter.
Ta-da hear is a photo of the finished quilt for Sienna's, she is only 3 years old and has a new baby brother Jake born 11th March 2014 (Jake is our newest grandson).
I didn't want Sienna to feel left out with the arrival of Jake, so I made her this quilt... and she loved it....
Happy quilting until next time.
Anne.
I used the quilt as you go method on these blocks and joined them together. I thought if I added some side panels and top and bottom border, the orphan blocks could easily be made into a small quilt for Sienna.
The photo below includes the two new side panels.
To complete the top and bottom border I re-arranged and traced the letters to spell "Sweet Dreams Little Sienna" from an old pattern sheet I found in the Australian Patchwork & Quilting magazine Vol 23 No 6 onto the paper side of the fusible webbing... I used a fingers width between each letter for spacing and machine blanket-stitched around each letter.
Ta-da hear is a photo of the finished quilt for Sienna's, she is only 3 years old and has a new baby brother Jake born 11th March 2014 (Jake is our newest grandson).
I didn't want Sienna to feel left out with the arrival of Jake, so I made her this quilt... and she loved it....
Happy quilting until next time.
Anne.
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