15 May 2015

Friday Finish: Auntie's Kitty Quilt

This quilt was commissioned back in January. I delivered it to my aunt at the end of last month, and she gave it to her childhood bestie in California right away.



Not going to lie. This was a tough quilt. But fun, and I love how it turned out.

Backed in a pretty charcoal Minky, and quilted all over with loops, hearts and flowers. I also hand-embroidered a label for her.

Checking this one off the 2QFAL list. 
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10 comments:

  1. Hildy15 May, 2015 09:16

    Love the quilt! Did you use a pattern? I know my dad would love a cat quilt, too, and it might be a great birthday gift:-)

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  2. Verna Groger16 May, 2015 09:51

    Love how their tails entwine! Can you do a tutorial on how it's done?

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  3. Pam16 May, 2015 10:10

    Love this quilt!

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  4. Pam16 May, 2015 10:11

    Love this quilt!

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  5. Mary Marcotte16 May, 2015 16:43

    I imagine that this one does have its faults. It looks complicated and getting all the pieces in exactly the right place can be confusing.....and missing it must be exhausting! You did a great job of putting it together though! Love your colors!

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  6. Glinda ♥17 May, 2015 03:29

    It's gorgeous, Jennie. Sometimes the tough ones aren't as much fun but the results are so worth it. I love the blues too :)

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  7. Tiny Toadstool Cottage17 May, 2015 21:28

    Oh, it is cats! At first glance, I thought it was a Snails Trail and then I looked closer! Gorgeous!

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  8. Jasmine18 May, 2015 19:53

    Congrats on the finish! I am always happy to finish a project that was definitely not my favorite. I am sure it will be much loved. :)

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  9. Christine @ 12,450miles 21 May, 2015 13:39

    What a great finish! I can definitely appreciate the feeling of accomplishment on a tough project! It;s beautiful!

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  10. Wendy @ Wendysquiltsandmore04 July, 2015 22:00

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