A reasonably productive week .
I finished my RSC hospital baby cot quilt. Measures 24” as required by the hospital.
For the backing I used a piece from another new fabric I bought for my stash, a bright pink striped one. And found a scrap of pale pink solid which was enough for the binding.
I looked at my pile of RSC 49 patch blocks ( made from 1.5” squares) and found I had 15 so I made an extra block and used sashing cut at 1.75” in different coloured solids to frame them.
Here’s the resulting flimsy:
At present this measures 32” square but I’m going to add a double border. The inner one cut at 2.5” from a deep pink solid and then an outer border from the striped fabric I used as backing for the cot quilt. I’ll probably use that for the backing too.
I finished knitting another striped baby blanket. I was using up odds and ends and a few 25gm balls I bought at the Charity shop. Of course I ran out of the yellow and purple and had to go to the knitting and sewing shop in town to buy another ball of each colour. So now I can knit a purple and a yellow cardigan with the remaining yarn
Hopefully tomorrow I’ll be able to cut and sew the two borders for the 49 patch flimsy.
Linking up with Angela’s RSC So Scrappy blog.
Congratulations on a very productive week! I love your 49-patch blocks.
ReplyDeleteThe hospital baby quilt is gorgeous! You have certainly been keeping busy with stitching and knitting.
ReplyDeleteOh your 49 patch quilt top is a winner - love all the colour!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on another wonderful RSC quilt finish, Linda!! That other one is sure to follow. :o))
ReplyDeleteYour finished baby quilt looks great. Well done...
ReplyDeleteThe baby quilt is so cute, Linda and I love the colored sashing for the 49 patch top.
ReplyDeleteLove all the scrappy colour in your RSC 49-patches! A "real" patchwork quilt indeed!
ReplyDeleteOh, so many cute little things!
ReplyDeleteThe houses quilt is darling and will be much appreciated, I’m sure. But the flimsy of 49-patch blocks is gorgeous with the rainbow sashings. Brilliant!
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