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My first ever quilt

October 14, 2009 By crafterhours 2 Comments

This is a little out of order since I already posted my second quilt, but here you go anyway.  I made it using Amy Butler’s Lotus Brick Path Quilt pattern and fabric.  I totally heart Amy Butler.  She is the one who got me addicted to fabric and got me sewing again in earnest.  Since then, I’ve found many other fabric/pattern designers to love, but I still think she sets the standard.

I love how the shadow of my husband’s arm looks like the stretchy lady in The Incredibles

This is a great first quilt to make because the construction is simple, the quilting is stitch-in-the-ditch, and there is no binding.  Of course, if it isn’t your first quilt, go crazy – add binding, quilt it as crazy as you want (by hand even – the ultimate in craziness).  My favorite thing about this pattern though is that it really displays your beautiful fabrics so you can enjoy them for years.  And that is the main reason I picked it.

Can you ever get enough Wallflower in Cherry?  No you cannot.  

Adrianna

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Comments

  1. Lois Grebowski says

    November 9, 2009 at 10:26 am

    Congrats on your first quilt! I just recently finished my very first quilt as well. I came over here via Ruffles and Stuff.

    Now a follower…

    Reply
  2. Nori says

    November 10, 2009 at 12:21 am

    This quilt is just beautiful! My mom is an incredible quilter, but I didn’t inherit that gene. This might be one that I could accomplish. Thanks for sharing!

    Reply

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