I finished the baby Hungary Caterpillar quilt this week! This is a quilt that came together so quickly, then sat and sat and sat, waiting for that last little bit of stitching to finish it. Please tell me I'm not the only one who does that ;)
A shot of the back - I love this stripe print that shows all the foods the caterpillar ate in the book :)
this quilt measures 24 inches square, and is destined for the Maine Medical Center PICU via Knight's Quilt Shoppe.
You can read about this quilt's beginning here :)
Partying at these locales: TGIFF @ Quilt Matters, Richard & Tanya Quilts, Whoop Whoop Friday, let's Make Baby Quilts!, Crazy Mom Quilts
14 comments:
If I ever get a quilt completed, from start to finish, in the same week, I'm totally amazed with myself! I think setting things aside must be a genetic flaw in quilters, lol! Your little quilt is awfully cute.
darling caterpillar quilt!
Of course you are not the only one quilters are renowned for their talent at procrastination :)
It is a charming quilt that will be much cuddled I am sure.
Very cute. And of course you wouldn't be a quilter if you didn't procrastinate sometime. I am the world's worse.
Cute little quilt! I love The Hungry Caterpillar. The colours are lovely!
Amira @ http://littlemushroomcap.blogspot.com
What a cute quilt for a community sewing project!! Uh. . . and, NO - you are not the only one who does that (lets thing sit forever when there's just a bit left to do. . . )
Very cute! Hmm, maybe I need to find my Hungry Caterpillar...no, no, stop! No new projects!
Anyway, yes. I let things sit at the almost finished stage all too often. Usually I can bind it off after quilting it - my sore spot is quilting it.
Sweet, bright baby quilt, Allison! I love it! Whoop whoop for you!!
PS be sure to link up with Kate at Swim Bike Quilt for the 100 Quilts For Kids quilt drive!!
Ooh, this is going to make some little baby very happy! Great job, Allison!
Cute! These fabrics are so much fun, and I love pinwheels! :)
Cute quilt. I like the orange fabric a lot.
Yeah, I just finished a quilt that took several weeks to get the final stitches in! It felt a bit like running in a pool--why was this/I moving so slowly!
I love that book. How fun to have a quilt version of it! It will be a welcome gift to a sick child.
I definitely do the same thing!!! I finished a 100 Quilts quilt this weekend that has just needed binding for... 6 months. Sigh. Thanks for linking up to 100 Quilts and Happy Quilting!
Love Eric Carle!!! Yours is a quick and fun finish!!
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