Christina gathered all the supplies she needed. Fabric scraps given to her by a friend long ago, for the coins, and blue fabric that Christina's mother, Lady Lydia, had gifted to her.
After much cutting and cursing and sewing and cursing and emotional eating, Christina had a
See how it curves to the right?
After much thought, Christina decided that all was not lost. After more cutting and cursing and sewing and.... well, you get the point, Christina had two preemie sized quilt tops. After stitching in the ditch and binding, the preemie quilts were finished and all was well in the land. Christina's sewing machine lived to see another day!
The quilts accompanied the granny square blanket of yestermonth on a long journey to the NICU. Christina's dear friend Mary was not to be left out and sent a knitted baby hat along for the ride.
Another WIP got whacked! :)
8 comments:
I think even the curvy one looks awesome!
I was expecting something glaringly wrong when you said it had "gone wrong"! Pretty good in my estimation. You continue to inspire me :)
They turned out great, sometimes you are just meant to go in a different direction. It really looked okay as one big one, but I love the two smaller ones. Keep it up, you did a great job.
Good fix!!! It was probably easier to quilt two smaller quilts than a big one on your machine anyway!
You are so cute! I would have kept the curvy one and used it! Wonderful to make premie quilts. Well done!
i thought it looked great at first! ...but now there are TWO great quilts!! You are Magic!! ;)
I'm so impressed nena! Quilting! They all look great to me. Love the colors you chose too!
Wow, Christina, those quilts are gorgeous! They don't look crooked to me at all. Great job!
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