I am excited to share lots of details on my finished Christine's Kitchen Quilt! If you want to see the quilt parade, it is posted here!
Update: The QAL Is now over and the entire pattern is now available for purchase.
I quilted my version of this quilt similarly to my mom's original version -- meanders in the background and loop-de-loop quilting in the dishes. I started with the center dishes and worked my way out -- I did a dish and then all of the meandering around it until I got to the next dish. I used a light tan thread to do the quilting.
For the four patch border, I did loop-de-loops so that each patch has a loop.
The backing is pieced from two pieces of black and lime green batik that I have had in my stash since I made my Twist of Lime quilt! I had bought these fabrics and then decided not to use them, but they ended up being perfect for the backing and binding of this quilt. I used the dot fabric for the binding.
This quilt was so fun to make as a quilt along project with all of you! If you haven't joined in, you can still download the patterns for free for a short while longer. If you did participate and have a finished quilt or finished quilt top (or nearly finished counts too!) tag me (@littlebunnyalison) on Instagram or email me (littlebunnyquilts@gmail.com) with a picture of your quilt top or finished quilt!
Quilt Stats:
Name: Christine's Kitchen
Size: 37 x 40
Techniques used: paper piecing, machine applique, strip piecing
Quilting: Free motion quilted with loops in the china and border, meander in the background
Fabrics: Island Batiks for piecing and background, backing and binding from my stash
Sharing at Linky Tuesday and Finish it up Friday!
It looks amazing Alison!!! Makes me want to do a second one in green!! NOT NOW!!
ReplyDeleteI just finished putting all of the middle together! Yippee!!! The sashing and borders are ready to go!! I am pretty sure there will be a reveal tomorrow. Fingers crossed!!
What a fun quilt - it looks great. Congratulations on the finish! :)
ReplyDeleteIt looks so refreshing! Great job.
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ReplyDeleteThis is such a cute quilt. I love your fabric choices . . . and those fabrics on the backing/binding are great. Love the dots. ~smile~
Roseanne
Your version turned out beautifully. Those greens really sparkle.
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