Blogger’s Quilt Festival 2015: Dresden quilt

Welcome, Blogger’s Quilt Festival friends! So glad you could stop by! I am entering this 3-year-quilt-project in the Hand Quilted quilts Category and the Applique quilts Category. Stop by and vote for me!

Some words about this quilt:

A three-year-project finally finished, before the end of 2014. After so many hand quilting stitches, I accept I really miss working on it. I am planning another long-term quilting project, just to have something around to whine about.This is going to be the first quilt I will keep for our family! My only problem is that I have to wash it somehow in order to use it, and I have to wait until summertime, or else I will ruin it with such humid weather.

Quilt Process

Hand applique, hand quilted and hand-binded by me.
Quilt dimensions: 68” x 97” (172 x 246 cm)
Quilt pattern: from the “Material Obsession” book, Dotty for Dresden by Sarah Fielke.

MAterials Used

Quilt front: “Annie’s Farm stand” (Lakehouse fabrics), “Sew Cherry” (Riley Blake fabrics)
Backing: “Pam Kitty strawberries” by Pam Kitty Morning (Lakehouse fabrics)
Binding: Red polka dot cotton fabric
Batting: 100% cotton

Date made: 11.1.2012 – 27.12.2014

Read about the process of this quilt just click here.

I am nominating this quilt on the Blogger’s Quilt Festival 2015 on the Hand Quilted quilts category and the Applique quilts Category. Vote for me there!

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August 14, 2015 10:32 am

[…] It is a very personal sewing hobby, every stitch counts for me, every stitch is meant for someone special. Creating something that is one-of-a-kind, and that is meant to go to a specific person is something really priceless. I am addicted to quilting for those exact reasons. 3. What is your favorite quilting tip? My favorite tip is definitely the quote that “there is no quilting police”. Even though I love accuracy and perfect geometric shapes, quilting is a form of art, that has no boundaries. Everyone has to remember that mistakes are meant to made, and that no-one, except ourselves, will ever see them. 4. What was your inspiration for your Quilt Festival quilt?  […]

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