Fall 2009 Quilt Festival
My entry for parkcitygirl's quilt festival is this wee quilt made from Amy Butler's Midwest Modern 2 fabric. The fabrics are actually left over from some other projects and i just sewed this together without any plan.
Then my mom (I call her the master beginner machine quilter) took a very plain quilt top and turned it into something fabulous!
The quilt came to life. I love that about quilting. You can never guess what the final product will look like.
This is quilted differently in every section. Wavy lines and curlicues give lots of movement to the already fun fabric.

What turned out to be a scrap quilt to practice machine quilting became one of the best wee quilts I've made yet.













Friday, October 9, 2009 at 9:16AM
Reader Comments (20)
Tiffany, I love your quilt!
It is beautiful!
I love the squiggly fabric arrangement on your quilt.
Such a fun little quilt! The fabrics are just lovely. :)
Love the wavy lines, it really makes the quilt special!
I love your wee quilt. Great that your mom likes to practicing her quilting on your projects ;-))) Beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
Love the squiggley lines and the wat the colors compliment each other! Cute, cute, cute quilt!
such a lovely quilt!! :)
this is really lovely...and simple...and beautiful...this is just great. i also love the colors
Very very pretty and what a fun way to practice machine quilting.
I love it, I did a practice quilt that turned out better than practice too :) good feeling.
Cute quilt and the quilting can make such a difference.
Such a simple quilt but so striking! I love the fabric choices
I love the quilt and the way you have used the ripples to enhance it.
Very cute!
Yes - it does look great. i may make one myself to test quilts (esp straight lines - never done that before)
this is a great quilt, well done.
Kristina
I love the squiggles in your quilt! Pretty colors too!
The fabrics are fantastic in this quilt!
Don't you just LOVE Amy butler FABric?! Your quilt is divine and your Mom did an awesome job quilting it! Thanks for sharing. : )