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Friday, October 1, 2010

All in a days work

Colored Planet Baby quilt
Just a little something for a new baby. Not mine, another new little one who will be coming along soon ~ a long-time coworker and all around sweet lady is finally expecting her first child at the end of the month. She and her hubby will make great parents, I just know it!

This little baby quilt will do nicely for the upcoming shower which is next week.
Colored Planet Baby quilt

It's sort of a Munki in the middle-inspired quilt, but I expanded past Heather Ross designs to just about anything cute and childlike.
Colored Planet Baby quilt

I finally dug into those Kaufman Kona roll-ups which I have been otherwise admiring on the shelf for a few months. They came in handy for this project. Don't ask me which color is which because I certainly can't tell you. I can tell you they are all from the bright palette. The sashing is Kona Ash which is a nice light grey and lovely in this quilt. For the backing/binding I choose a Riley Blake dotty print which had been in my stash and happened to match perfectly. Did I mention I love using up stuff in my stash?
Colored Planet Baby quilt

One baby gift down, I still have one more to make - this month! And it's October, which means Halloween sewing is on the agenda plus Swap goodies. I better get crackin'!

Colored Planet Baby quilt

This also constitutes another Friday Finish for Sew and Tell - Happy sewing!

16 comments:

  1. This is a darling quilt, and a lovely baby gift!

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  2. Such lovely colours. I'm sure it'll be a treasured quilt.

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  3. I love the bright colors. I'm sure it will be treasured by baby and Momma alike. :o) Visiting from Sew&Tell. Thanks for sharing. Happy Sewing! :o) Larri at Seams Inspired

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  4. Love the solids with the fun prints!

    Great baby blanket love!!

    Blessings,

    KT

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  5. bery cute quilt. The backing and binding work perfectly with those colors!

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  6. Definitely a great gift! Love this!

    Stopping by from Sew and Tell!

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  7. Very cute. And inspiring. I might have to look into those solid rolls.

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  8. this is so adorable! you have to go see my post from today - featuring HR. This is sort of what I would like do with it. Great work!

    PS - how do you get your picture to go to Flickr? mine just enlarges when i click on it.

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  9. I love love love this quilt! I've had baby quilts on the brain lately and this one is so cute. I love how you used the solids in this one. It comes together so nicely.

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  10. This is so adorable! What a perfect way to highlight those valuable scraps too. ;)

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