This week, I’ve completed the Bursting Star quilt I have been working on (see previous posts here and here). As planned, I added a second flange. This time in green. I used a Kona cotton in Lime actually. And for the binding, I used Kona in Coal just like the borders. I’m pretty happy with how it turned out.
After quilting, I was afraid that the quilt would be a bit too stiff for a baby. Particularly in the star portion, where the quilting is denser. But after washing, it came out all crinkled and so soft.
I usually use the Warm and Natural cotton batting for my quilts. But, this time is used a 50/50 bamboo and cotton blend from Winline that I bought at Effiloché in Montreal. I really like the drape that it gave to this quilt. Here is a little close-up at the flanges and quilting after washing.
Beautifully baby worthy! Love it!
Thanks!
wow I love it 🙂 so so so love it 🙂
Thanks a lot Nailaa!
Lucky baby! That is a gorgeous quilt! I love it!
I love how this turned out. I love the crinkled look it got after washing. That will be one lucky baby. Will you bring it to thursday's meeting?
It's stunning – what a finish. I love these giant one block quilts.
Oh wow! I love the piqué, it is amazing! 🙂
Beautiful quilt! I love the colors!!
Love it ! Quel talent !
A few months ago, I asked my blog friends to suggest quilts for a stack of fabric and one of them suggested this quilt of yours. Thanks for the inspiration. I just posted on my version at http://appliqueaddict.blogspot.com/2013/04/stars.html