It's from a kit put together by the wonderful Sharon at Daisy Cottage. I love love love the vintage-y duck print. I used a variegated blue/red/yellow thread for the quilting.
The back is one of my staples...a polka dot from Holly at Lakehouse Drygoods.
Here are just a few more looks at it.
I used a 30's-inspired fabric for the binding, I think it goes nicely. And of course there's my embroidered label. I never have success writing labels so this is the easiest way for me.
I wanted to tell you a funny story about cupcakes. A week or so ago, I needed to make cupcakes to bring into Mason's class for a late-birthday celebration (he called in sick for the original one). So I baked a batch from a yellow box cake mix. And I BURNED them! Seriously? How does that happen? I didn't let them bake longer than the box said. I think I crammed too many pans on the top shelf and that threw my oven off.
Bad cupcake! |
Good cupcake. |
Speaking of being sick, I'm taking Mason to an ENT for a consultation tomorrow. He's had strep several times over the last year, he snores, and his tonsils are huge. We're thinking it might be time to get those suckers out. I'll keep you posted!
Well thanks for reading, and I'll check back sooner next time!
♥ Jen
Jen, I adore the quilt! It is just the cutest thing ever! You did a great job with the FMQ too.
ReplyDeleteI love days when it's rainy too. We have had so many beautiful days lately but rain is expected here tomorrow and Friday.
Those cupcakes look yummy! I took a Wilton class twice but can't remember if I made the cupcake recipe ... will have to give it a try.
Hugs,
Donna
Jen, that's such a cute quilt! Good job!
ReplyDeleteSorry about the cupcakes. Glad you were able to make 'em from scratch in time. lol
Carol (NJ)
10/6 is a good birthday! Wink! Wink! Same as mine. Lovely quilt for the baby too.
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