Here it is! All finished! There’s nothing like pulling a finished quilt out of the dryer and finally getting to see it in its fully crinkled glory.
It’s the biggest quilt I’ve free motioned. I luckily don’t seem to have that many struggles with shoving a big ol’ quilt around in my sewing machine. Maybe I just don’t know better, but I seem to manage alright. I don’t roll the quilt (much) but I bunch and shove it all over the place.
This quilt was based on my Gender Neutral Baby Quilt but full sized, and the color scheme is similar, but somewhat more “adult”. I’m happy with the results and I hope its owner will be too!!
And three fun log cabin blocks for the back!
Amazing! It turned out SO well!!!
Love, love, love the log cabin blocks on the back!
Looks great! I love the log cabins too. I’m sure the recipient will be very pleased.
This is so wonderful – the back is totally amazing!! Wow!
It’s beautiful. And the back it to die for!
*groan*
I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE it !
This is just gorgeous! I love your fabric choices, the quilting, and the detail on the back. So beautiful!
Beautiful and great job on the quilting! I struggle with large projects so I leave it to the professionals and do my own smaller projects. Love the back.
Way to go Alissa!! Very cool… Lx
Oh, yes, they’re going to love it! The front is great but the detail on the back is just fantastic! Love it!
Beautiful quilt! Your machine-quilting is amazing!
Your quilt is beautiful! I hope the recipient is super excited – I would be!
I love the way that you add log cabins to the back!
Love that quilt! I really want to make one of these, problem is my “want to make” list has about thirty quilts on it! Great job.
I LOVE IT!!!
That is gorgeous! I have what is probably a really stupid question. Where do you find base material that is so wide?
This came out perfect! Love it!
nice job Alissa! a quilt fresh out of the dryer is the best!!! I love what you did with the back. the 3 log cabins are fabulous. so really, it’s 2 quilts in one. hurrah!
Two quilts in one! Gorgeous!!
Stunning! The back is as good a the front! Its lovely.
this turned out wonderfully! i can’t imagine shoving a full sized through the machine. i had trouble with hannah’s twin size. i love your attitude…just do it!
This is wonderful – you’ve done a fantastic job. Can I ask what type of sewing machine you have?
Ok, I can’t beleive you quilt these on a regular machine, I try but get all cramped up, my hands, shoulders, plus no matter how much I baste, puckers.