This collection is just lovely! It is all of Mathew fun, loving spirit wrapped up in a cotton substrate!
My original plan was a different quilt, when I realized that I had made a mistake on the fabric math, it was time for a design change!
Here is my Sweet Baby James quilt!
The Aura Collection has a beautiful variety of 16 fabrics, and I wish I had requested all of them!
The Sweet Baby James quilt is a foundation string quilt and was from start to finish one day! The total size is a generous 49x49. The kid holding it is over 5 ft tall and makes the quilt itself look kinda small.
We had many starts and stops. Some camera malfunctions and other issues ( I was taking away from his Fortnight game (meanest Mom EVER!).
Truth be told, I know I am the luckiest mom ever to have these helpful hands! And just look at that face! I love him!!!!
The colors were so bright, they just blow you away! No shrinking violet dark colors in the bunch!
The quilting plan is next. Simplicity is where it's at! Straight line or grids would be perfect for this utility quilt.
I pushed the limits a little and also asked him if he would help me out to see if this scene would be better. I know I owe him a treat or something.
Kids and helpers for photos are the best!
Also, If you missed the last thing I made for the Aura Blog Party ( yes I signed up twice), it was the Magnolia dress, pattern by Dear and Doe and the drop dead gorgeous Aloha Spirit Luau knit!
And, for goodness sake, make sure to visit all of the other fabulous Aura Blog Party goers! Mathew really knows how to throw a party!!!!
- Monday February 11: Amanda Woodruff of A Crafty Fox
- Tuesday February 12: Kylie Gersekowski of Little Moo Designs
- Wednesday February 13: Sharon Holland of Sharon Holland Designs
- Thursday February 14: Kim Niedzwiecki of Go-Go Kim
- Saturday February 16: Sarah Maxwell of Fearless with Fabric
- Sunday February 17: Natalie Santini of Hungry Hippie Sews
- Monday February 18: Carolina Moore of Always Expect Moore
- Tuesday February 19: Isabelle Selak of South Bay Bella Studio
- Wednesday February 20: Elizabeth Chappell of Quilters’ Candy
- February 21-24: Intermission
- Monday February 25: Tara Curtis of Wefty Needle
- Tuesday February 26: Monica Tetteh of That’s Sew Monica
- Wednesday February 27: Nicholas Ball of Quilts from the Attic
- Thursday February 28: Lucy Brennan of Charm About You
- Friday March 1: Robbin Flockhart of Sew Farm Quilter
- Saturday March 2: Evie Jespersen of EV Quilts
- Sunday March 3: Kelly Liddle of Jeliquilts
- Monday March 4: Maureen Cracknell of Maureen Cracknell Handmade
- Tuesday March 5: HollyAnne Knight of String and Story
- Wednesday March 6: Mimi Goodwin of Mimi G Style
- Thursday March 7: Angela Wolf of Fashion Sewing with Angela Wolf
- Friday March 8: Kitty Wilkin of Night Quilter
- Saturday March 9: Sharon Burgess of Lilabelle Lane Creations
- Sunday March 10: Emily Dennis of Quilty Love
- Monday March 11: Sheri Cifaldi-Morrill of Whole Circle Studio
- Tuesday March 12: Elina Temmes of Elina Temmes
- Wednesday March 13: Jennifer Strauser of Dizzy Quilter
- Thursday March 14: Saija Kiiskinen of Saija Kiiskinen
- Friday March 15: Brittany Jones of Brittany J Jones
- Saturday March 16: Jodi Godfrey of Tales of Cloth
- Sunday March 17: Kim Niedzwiecki of Go-Go Kim
- Monday March 18: Sharon McConnell of Color Girl Quilts
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Yay for quilt holders! No one would look at this great quilt and think it was the Plan B. Hard to decide if the quilt or the dress is a better finish, they are both fab.
It is always great to have someone around who can hold the quilt for you (or alternately take the photos while you hold the quilt.)
and yes, that face is adorable.
I have not done paper piecing before is there a pattern for these squares?
What an amazing quilt and dress, Kim!!
I have a quilt that was made for me by a friend, and I treasure the time that is in it!!
XOXO
jodie
www.jtouchofstyle.com
PS..I'm so excited to meet your through the FF FB group!! I"m so glad you joined!! I'm assuming you know Anita??
Thanks greeat blog post
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What a beautiful quilt! The Sweet Baby James design truly captures Mister Domestic's spirit. It's interesting how creative projects can evolve unexpectedly, much like in Bitlife when you navigate through unexpected life choices!
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