My DQS14 quilt is finished! Hooray! Hooray!
This 20″ by 20″ quilt challenged me in many ways – from the design to the fabric selection. Can we say that rainbows are hard?!? Getting the colors to flow from one to the next is not easy!
But all for my partner, I did it!
I also included a bit of inspiration for her in the middle.
For more on the process, click here, here, and here.
And wonders never cease…I even put on a label!
By the way, the labels are from Spoonflower. I’m guessing some of you may want to get some of these cute labels to add to your own quilts!
I’m coming in a week ahead of the mailing deadline, leaving me plenty of time to make something extra for my partner. Thanks to everyone who commented with suggestions on my last post. You all have great ideas! I’ll share soon on what I decided to include in the package with the quilt. For a sneak peek, check out my latest posts on Instagram!
Happy stitching to you!
Linking up to Finish It Up Friday!
38 comments
Beyond lovely. I adore everything about this, Nicole!
That is gorgeous!
This is just stunning, lucky partner!
This is utterly gorgeous Nicole – stunning work! Your partner is going to love it!
this is so fabulous Nicole!! I would love to make my own. DO you know of a tutorial I could use?? thank you!
I love absolutely everything about this beautiful mini quilt. Gorgeous x
I am so tempted to hijack the postal carrier.
I'm curious how you did the label. It looks machine sewn but not quilted. I'm guessing it was fibished by machine and hand stitched. Off to browse for an answer with the search bar. 🙂
So gorgeous! Your partner is so lucky!!!
Absolutely stunning!
Lovely! Awesome job on the color progression…you found the perfect colors! 🙂
absolutely beautiful!
This is beautiful. Your partner is so lucky. Thanks for sharing your process.
What a LOVELY finish – your partner is VERY lucky!!
All I can say is..WOW- you've done it again!" Wish I were your partner!!!
Already loved it on Instagram!! It is fabulous – your swap partner is going to die (but in a good way!)
Wow! That's gorgeous! Have been reading your process and was anxiously waiting for the final reveal!
Its wonderful, what a lucky recipient!!
Oh my goodness!
Wow! your colour wheel looks really cool. It is very satisfying when we take on projects that challenge us. We learn so much from those experiences.
Love it! You did a great job on the colors, they are radiant! And I love the low volume fabrics you paired the dresden with.
What a gorgeous mini quilt! I love the patchwork neutrals and the quilting! X
Really beautiful! I've made a color wheel quilt and I know what you mean about getting colors to "flow". Your partner is very lucky!
The color wheel turned out awesome! It may have been a pain but your color choices are perfect!!
Nicole, this is just lovely! I love it all….the gentle color progression, the quilting, the background fabrics and the center…wonderful!
Wow! I love everything about this.
This is absolutely gorgeous. Love everything about it. Lucky, lucky partner.
Love the rainbow and the 'Happy' centre :o)
Bright and beautiful! The recipient will be sew pleased!!
Wow, everything about this is wonderful. The fabric selection, the center (seriously love that), the quilting and the label. My it is incredible!
what a beautiful quilt! you did an awesome job blending the fabrics from one to the next. I love the low volume background too.
Stunning Nicole!
LOVE this SO much! And I really love your label! Heading over to Spoonflower!
It's beautiful! I love everything about it. Making the colors flow is difficult and this flow is awesome.
Fabulous Nicole!
oh, so pretty!
This turned out lovely and I can imagine how difficult it was to make the fabrics/colors flow. Great job!
Amanda
This is great!! You are right … Rainbows are hard! I was pulling fabrics today for one and the blues were killing me!! You did a fantastic job!!
Gorgeous rainbow! What a lucky partner!
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