This is the Doll Quilt I made for Shelly in the New England Modern Quilt Guild swap. Doll quilts are basically small quilts you can use as wallhanging, dresser, etc. It was fun to make something smaller than the usual quilt that takes forever (for me anyway :-) It is safely on its way to her in NH...hope you like it, Shelly!
I loved the red print so much that I went back and bought more for the backing too!
I participated in my 1st Doll Quilt swap with the New England Modern Quilt guild recently. Laurie made this amazing quilt for me. She'd taken the time to read my blog to discover we are waiting to adopt from Ethiopia & included fabrics that she had from her trip to Uganda!!! Incredibly thoughful & kind of her. I love the funky design & the bright, cheery fabrics. You can tell how much time & care she took with this project.
I love the fabric on the back too!
This heart is probably my favorite part of the quilt. So, this quilt will hang on the wall just outside the bedroom of our future child.
Caught a Sea Dogs game with my hubby, Katie, Najee & my mother-in-law on a hot humid day last week.....great game, even with the showers and humidity.
The kids got new baseball hats from Uncle Pat.
We had a busy 2 weeks with Naj....Aquaboggin, 3 movies, multiple "Sorry" and "Monopoly" games, library, fishing, Silly bands and baseball cards, gardening, and so much more.
The Yarmouth Clam Festival is a BIG deal for us Simmons.....family comes to visit from far & wide to enjoy the parade, the food, rides, & fireworks. Its a great time.....make sure to take a afternoon or evening to enjoy it all too.....proceeds go directly to non-profit organizations as well which makes those $6 fried clams a bit easier to shell out for!
Catherine is in the design phase of her craft room re-model. She'd originally picked turquoise as a wall color so I made sure this would suit...but she changed it to pink & it still works...YEAH!!!
I also finished up a Doll Quilt swap for the New England Modern Quilt Guild......a post about that soon.
