This little gem has been made with a tumbler block and I really like the fancy edge of the untrimmed blocks. I don't use it as a doll quilt, but do like displaying it in my kitchen. It is a nice contrast for the dark paneling that is on the walls.
THIMBLE CHARM QUILT
ANOTHER TUMBLER QUILT
. It is the second mini quilt I made with the tumbler block and I really like the old fashioned charm of this classic single block quilt. It is the right proportions for many doll beds and would fit an 18 inch doll very nicely. I put corner triangles in the back to catch a hanging rod, but lately I've been using it as a sewing machine placemat.
WENDY'S DOLL QUILT
Collections for a Cause a Moda fabric was used as a starting point for this little gift quilt. It is actually used as a doll quilt for my teacher friend. She recently retired and I presented her this quilt to use for her cute little doll collection. She saved her own favorite doll and the doll bed given to her as a little girl and she let me know how perfectly this quilt looks for her display.
A DOLL QUILT FOR MORGAN
I made this reversible doll quilt for my niece, Morgan. I gave it to her for her 2nd birthday this year and she started using it right away. The binding went on quickly because I put it on with a machine embroidery stitch. I figured that way it would stand up to lots of machine washing.
2 comments:
Love all your adorable doll quilts! I love making doll quilts cuz they are a nice size for trying out new designs or quilting. I am feeling the itch to try tumbler blocks now - looks quite fun.
Your doll quilt for Morgan really appeals to me. I like the colors and all the small pops of flowers.
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