{excuse the bad photos.. it's icky outside.. so i had to do these inside}
isn't she cute?
a 4x4 baby version of my circle around quilt!
i love the way it looks in nicey jane by heather bailey
and of course i pieced my label in the back
{ i didn't have any green or blue ones.. }
i used a white on white print this time.. instead of a solid white
look at the fray... it looks so nice when you pull it out of the dryer!
and lastly a shot of the entire back...
pieced as usual!
so why did i make it??
i'm teaching it as a class!!!
where you ask?
in june!!
That's awesome - the quilt and the class. I think this would be a perfect class for most quilt shops!
ReplyDeleteOMG! A class and a giveaway! WOOO! You rock my socks!
ReplyDeleteFresh and fun - I love it.
ReplyDeleteLove the baby version in Nicey Jane! Too sweet.
ReplyDeleteLove it!
ReplyDeleteIt is such a sweet quilt. They will be very lucky to have you as a teacher.
ReplyDeleteThis is one awesome quilt. I wasn't letting myself buy anymore Nicey Jane, but this is too tempting! I really like that tone on tone white you used. The little grid design adds nice texture.
ReplyDeleteThat is soooooooo adorable in that fabric. I can't wait to start my kit. I'm waiting till I have the whole day free!
ReplyDeleteLove the baby size of this quilt (and the regular size version too)!
ReplyDeleteI love it. :)
ReplyDeleteYou used my favorite print on the back.
I have quite a stash of Nicey Jane... part of it is becoming pinwheels... part of it hexies... maybe some of it needs to become circles. :)
thanks for linking to shey. what a great site! congrats on teaching! i love this quilt in nicey jane! it complements both the fabric and your design.
ReplyDeleteLove this size and in those fabrics it is just yummy!
ReplyDeleteLove this quilt - looking for a baby quilt to make for a friend's shower this summer - this would be perfect. I live less than 2 hours away from that shop! Wish I could take your class - maybe sometime you'd consider doing it in one day? :)
ReplyDeleteAaarrghhh! I am desperate to win this giveaway! I am in love with this quilt... seriously. It is making me consider applique and I HATE applique!
ReplyDeletewhat a cute quilt!! i love the circles, and nicey jane was the perfect fit!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for responding to my blog :) Sorry I didn't have it set up for replies - new to all this :) I called the shop and mentioned the day class idea and signed up for emails so hopefully if they decide to do that, I can attend!!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful! I'm especially loving the Nicey Jane palette. Wish I could attend your class.
ReplyDeleteSooo cute!! Is this using the 10" squares still??
ReplyDeleteThe quilt looks great! I love that floral on the back!
ReplyDeleteOh, so nice in Nicey Jane!
ReplyDeletegorgeous!
ReplyDeleteSo cute in the baby size. I just got the circle ruler today...thanks for the hint on the rotary cutter size too. It'll be a few weeks yet but I'm ready!
ReplyDeleteOh Julie, I Love the Yellow and Green. So sweet.
ReplyDeletelooks good to me!! Those new students are so lucky!!
ReplyDeleteMiss u
Super sweet quilt! Congrats on the class. Im going to make a little visit up there soon.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great project for a class! Wish I could take it. These fabrics look great in this pattern. I used them in a set of placemats and table runner for spring, and just love the bright, fresh colors. Love that fraying effect too!
ReplyDeleteBe still my heart!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on getting to teach your class!! Wanna fly me out so I can come too? lol
wow! that fray is georgeous - so brave to try!
ReplyDeleteSo fresh and I love your quilting of it!!! COngrats on the article in the quilting mag!!!
ReplyDelete1.) Thank you for sharing another blog that I now must insist on reading every day. Because I have so much time for that. Agh!
ReplyDelete2.) Love your label! From where did you get it? It's a fantastic idea.
What a pretty quilt! I love the soft yellows and whites together.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on having your pattern published!
Love this quilt
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the colors you chose- whoever winds up getting this (after the class) will be totally in love with it :)
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I love the colors- whoever gets this (after your class) will be so in love :)
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I love the way you pieced the label in the back - that's a really great idea for a quilt that's a gift - I think I might be copying that idea if that's OK. Love you blog, I'm a follower.
ReplyDeleteIt looks so cute in a smaller quilt!
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty in that Heather Bailey fabric!
ReplyDeleteI love it in the smaller version!!!
ReplyDeleteI love this in the smaller version too. Its something that would be very easy to make as a gift!
ReplyDeleteHello again - and I know I am stretching the monthly limit of questions asked on your blog (am I on your red list yet?). Nevertheless here it goes: the big circle around quilt in 'Quilts and more' was quilted with diagonal lines though the blocks. Did you do this on your DSM or put it on your frame? Got a 10ft set-up myself, but with 8 inch throat I am not sure how to quilt it. Maybe half diagonal in zig-zag? I suck at basting and wrestling my (though smaller) version through the DSM sounds challenging...
ReplyDeleteLove your small baby quilt version! Thinking about a 75 circle quilt for a 75. b'day...
Thanks for your help and enjoy your weekend!