After making VOTE, I realized how much fun it is to make something really small in just a couple hours from start to finish. This is just a little (approximately 12"x12") gift for a friend. I used scraps from a couple projects like this and these, only the red and orange border and binding fabrics weren't scraps. (Yes, I actually used borders for once!) Check out these cool hugs and kisses quilts here and here and here and here. Small is definitely good, but I really need to get back to all my WIPs before starting any new projects!
Saturday, September 29, 2007
Hugs and Kisses
After making VOTE, I realized how much fun it is to make something really small in just a couple hours from start to finish. This is just a little (approximately 12"x12") gift for a friend. I used scraps from a couple projects like this and these, only the red and orange border and binding fabrics weren't scraps. (Yes, I actually used borders for once!) Check out these cool hugs and kisses quilts here and here and here and here. Small is definitely good, but I really need to get back to all my WIPs before starting any new projects!
What a great gift! I love the fabrics you used, the colours really "Pop"!
ReplyDeleteThis is great for someone who likes red. Is the pattern done freehand?
ReplyDeleteGreat gift! You did a fantastic job.
ReplyDeletevery fun, great colors. Hey, I have that same red fabric with the red that looks like firework bursts.
ReplyDeleteSweet. I like quick patterns too.
ReplyDeleteVery cute! Thanks for all the links too.
ReplyDeleteI like it - it really sings. Thanks for the link (blush).
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You just captured one of the reason why I enjoy participating in the Alzheimer's Art Quilt Initiative - not only do I get to "play" with small (9" x 12") quilts, but they go to raise $$ for a cause near and dear to my heart.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute hugs and kisses!
ReplyDeleteYeah, those little quilts are really addictive. Good luck getting back to the bigger projects!
ReplyDeletethat is so sweet + cute! there is something wonderful about the nearly instant gratification of a smaller quilt.
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