The top came together quickly once I started sewing:
Candy canes and spots:
Paw prints and dots:
Circles were added to the mix because I love circles, spots, and dot:
Building my Composition one log at a time...
... Until it finally felt done:
Next came layering with the backing I had chosen:
Then, I dropped in a few pins and called it basted:
Finally came the quilting:
After posting that last photo, I decided that I wanted to make those shiny circle POP!, so quilting down that background area needed to happen. Unfortunately, it didn't turn out as well as I envisioned:
I squared it up to 7" x 10" which fits my display space nicely:
Thanks for stopping by...
... My "Home for the Holi-daze":
This quilt never would have happened without the inspiration I received from Suzy Williams @ Suzy Quilts. Her energy and enthusiasm is contagious. Thanks, Suzy! The improv techniques you taught were SEW much fun to incorporate into my project.
Until next time...
Be SEW merry!!!
Perfect project for the shortest day of the year, Joy! Just a few bright bits popping out of those dark neutrals. Love it!
ReplyDeleteCute little holiday pop of wall color! Nice job.
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I love your dark neutral projects with pops of Christmas colors!
ReplyDeleteGreat mini! That little red pop seems like the bright spot of the holidays during a dark time of year :)
ReplyDeleteI love those holiday colors amongst the dark neutrals!
ReplyDeleteVery nice, Joy. Just the right bright Christmas fabrics added to add some cheer!
ReplyDeleteImpromtu logging is always fun.
ReplyDeleteOh!! how cool is that - and with the little pop of green. Nicely done!
ReplyDeleteThat came out great! Love the little bits of holiday color you infused in there.
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