first of all, thanks for all your kind comments about my summer blocks quilt. many of you asked about the pattern, and for the next 6 months it's the property of sew hip. after that, i'll be sure to make it available.
Several months ago, I wanted to test some spoonflower fabric, so I made a doll quilt (so fun, start to finish in just a few hours). and the next day I wanted to make another.
It was then that I decided I was going to make one doll quilt every month...(that was back in february). Well, a doll quilt a month didn't happen, although I still have hopes. It just seems time comes and goes way to fast. That reminds me, I also started taking a photo a day at the beginning of the year...I kept up with that for several months, but just realized the other day that I let that one go too. I'm perfectly okay with it though, if a hobby becomes forced or stressful, what's the point.
isn't this dress print the cutest? You can find it here.
I love the back of this quilt...it's a japanese print I've had for a while. I didn't have a big enough piece to use on a large quilt, but it's perfect for this doll quilt.
both measure about 18"x22"
both measure about 18"x22"
I love the second one!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea to use a border print for the backing! We had several pieces of border print donated to our quilt ministry and I have been racking my brain trying to figure out the best way to use them! And your little doll quilts are so sweet!!!
ReplyDeleteThose are both totally adorable!!!
ReplyDeleteVery cute! Aren't doll quilts fun!
ReplyDeleteThey're so absolutely cute!
ReplyDeleteThese are darling! Can you tell me who makes the cute print that has the girls' dresses on it?
ReplyDeleteSo cute! The mix of fabrics is great. Especially the mushrooms. Who can resist those? :)
ReplyDeleteI really like the idea of a dollquilt a month - though I'm not sure I could keep it up either.
ReplyDeleteGreat fabrics in these one's by the way
Every doll needs a cute quilt.
ReplyDeleteI love the second one... your quilts are always lovely!
ReplyDeleteI love your doll quilt! I've started giving my doll size quilts for new baby gifts. They are perfect to use over a baby in a car seat and you don't have all that excess blankie to worry about. Add a satin edge and then you've got a "carry around" blankie that makes a 2 year old very happy!
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www.whatupduck.com
your doll quilts are darling nettie! i still have a couple that have needed binding for centuries now!! thanks for the compliment on my fabric....i so appreciate it. :)
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tasha
Your doll quilts are gorgeous. I love the first one, and the second one!! xo
ReplyDeleteI love the fabrics in both. Love.
ReplyDeleteHow fun and pretty! I wanted to leave you a comment to say hi and tell you that your quilts are inspiring to me! I should be able to find some time to quilt if you have three kids and have had time to make 75 quilts! I saw your feature on Fat Quarterly and thought I'd stop by to say hi. You're on my google reader now. So I'll be back!!
ReplyDeleteAnna
Hi Nettie, I love the doll quilts! I can just see "M" (do we say our kid's names on these blog things?) prancing around your house, with "C" en tow, with dolls and toys, and their blankets. Miss you. come visit my new blog: amaidenhairfern@blogspot.com
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