Garden Steps Quilt
I finished my Garden Steps quilt last year as a late fiftieth birthday present to my mum. I really didn't want to give it away because I'm mighty proud of it.
I took some photos today.
I followed the clover and violet garden steps quilt along. I started with them way back in February 2012 so it only took me two years to complete. I used two layers of bamboo batting as the mountains nights get quite cool. I also added sashing and a border to make it a bit bigger.
I love the embroidered centres. They were the perfect size for doing while sitting in front of the tv.
I really love this block, I feel like they got on the ombre bandwagon before it was cool. they might be the hipsters of the sewing world.
The last block was a label bock but I didn't want to label my quilt at the time so I changed the embroidery pattern a bit from Clover and Violets Ruby market tote. Something about this block reminds me of an Australian native but I'm not sure which one.
I love this one too, it just looks so neat!
This one is probably my least favourite, I don't know why, maybe just my colour choices.
I love, love, love the dragon fly!
I went back to look at the pattern to see what stitch I used for the centre but mine is different to the one on the blog but I can't remember why I changed the stitch. Anyway I really like it.
I pretty much love all the blocks and I cannot chose a favourite. As you can see it is really wrinkled with love and use.
I took some photos today.
I followed the clover and violet garden steps quilt along. I started with them way back in February 2012 so it only took me two years to complete. I used two layers of bamboo batting as the mountains nights get quite cool. I also added sashing and a border to make it a bit bigger.
I love the embroidered centres. They were the perfect size for doing while sitting in front of the tv.
I really love this block, I feel like they got on the ombre bandwagon before it was cool. they might be the hipsters of the sewing world.
The last block was a label bock but I didn't want to label my quilt at the time so I changed the embroidery pattern a bit from Clover and Violets Ruby market tote. Something about this block reminds me of an Australian native but I'm not sure which one.
I love this one too, it just looks so neat!
This one is probably my least favourite, I don't know why, maybe just my colour choices.
I love, love, love the dragon fly!
I went back to look at the pattern to see what stitch I used for the centre but mine is different to the one on the blog but I can't remember why I changed the stitch. Anyway I really like it.
I pretty much love all the blocks and I cannot chose a favourite. As you can see it is really wrinkled with love and use.
Yay for finishing such a gorgeous quilt!! It's such fun colours and the embroidered centers taking it to a whole new level. Your mum will love it!
ReplyDeleteThanks. Yeah she really loves it.
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