But when I did, oh la la! Love! This is my snuggle quilt, and it makes its home on my favorite chair. When I'm feeling generous, I let my husband snuggle under it with me.
Full disclosure: trimming the 300+ HST units was awful. Keeping them in order while I was sewing rows was awful. But the finished product? Totally worth it.
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Quilt Stats
Name: Le Mille
Size: 50" x 58"
Fabrics: Tula Pink's Parisville line, Bella Solids in Jade; Backing is a print from Patty Young's Heaven and Helsinki line and a print from Laura Gunn's Cosmos; Binding is Bella Solids in Jade
Quilting: Straight line quilting in solid stripes; FMQ flower in center bullseye
Started: September 2012
Completed: March 2013
I'm linking up to the Blogger's Quilt Festival hosted at Amy's Creative Side.
Wow - that is a lot of tiny HSTs! Looks great though!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting! I have done a few roman stripe quilts...I never thought to add a border! I am inspired. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteFabulous! I hate every step of making HSTs, but the end results are always so great that I do it anyway. Sometimes. Love the colors in this and the quilting is awesome, too!
ReplyDeletehaha that's exactly how I feel about HST! The process is tedious, but the results are fantastic! You quilt is great, and I love the flower quilting in the center.
ReplyDeleteWow!! I love it - I love the graphic look with the softness of the colors. It is so nice to know you share with your husband LOL - Enjoy!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love your fabric choices. And HSTs can be so frustrating, can't they?
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful, Audrey! And the way the white and turquoise/teal ripple out from the centre :) so clever!
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