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Sunday, October 27, 2013

Bloggers Quilt Festival

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AmysCreativeSide

It's time for the Blogger's Quilt Festival again, hosted by the super Amy Ellis @amyscreativeside.com. This year I'm entering the Dresden Quilt I made for my friend's daughter's 1st Birthday. It's made with pink and white fabrics so I will enter it in the two color quilts category. If you really like the quilt I'd appreciate your nomination :)
I finished the quilt in August, 2012. It was machine pieced, hand appliqued, and machine quilted by me. The little cute pinwheels in the corners are 3-D which I'm really proud of :) I really loved making this quilt and even did a tutorial how to do the Dresden plates block and a perfect circle. The blocks are 12" finished, there are 2" sashings with cornerstones, and the borders measure 4". The finished size of the quilt is 48" x 60".

Here are the pictures I took, enjoy!



I had some "blades" leftover which I pieced into the backing


Close-up of the quilting on the back


The 3-D pinwheel in the corner

Thank you so much for looking and hope I'll see you quilt in there, too!

'Til we blog again! :)

16 comments:

  1. Oh, Kati, it's just gorgeous! The quilting is amazing and I love how you use the blades in the back. How did you get the horizontal to line up so perfectly? That's always a challenge for me. I get it almost even but never exactly. It's perfect and sure your friend's daughter will love it more and more as she grows older.

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  2. It is absolutely gorgeous, i like this very much:)))

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  3. This is such a pretty quilt and so lovely for a 1st birthday. It's like coconut ice or a strawberry cupcake in those pinks and whites. The quilting looks great, I really like the spirals in the center of the dresdans. A really gorgeous quilt!

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  4. It's absolutely darling! Beautiful quilting.

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  5. How sweet! A Dresden plate quilt is on my "to do" list...which is way too long already!

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  6. How sweet! A Dresden plate quilt is on my "to do" list...and it's way too long already!

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  7. Kati, I love the colors and the Dresdens! So pretty!

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  8. Your quilt is delightful and so gorgeous as a birthday gift. Lovely colourings in the pinks and great to see some of the blades in the backing as well. Beautiful work with the quilting as well.

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  9. Dresden plates are still on my list of things I want to try. Your quilt is so beautiful and inspiring.

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    1. One day you'll get there! :) It's nowhere near the one you made :)

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  10. I stopped by to see what you had going and was pleased I did. This is a gorgeous quilt!

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  11. So lovely! :)
    Greetings from Finland!
    Ulla's Quilt World
    Hugs, Ulla

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