"Butter Churn" was the Le Petite project for last November. It is a This & That pattern by Sherri K. Falls. The majority of the fabric is from two charm squares of Clermont Farms by Minick and Simpson. I was reminded by someone that I never wrote a post about it being completed. I wrote a post back in February showing it half quilted. Another Happy Dance here because it's another busted out UFO!! Yippee!
I can't believe I forgot to show it finished!! LOL! I love how it looks after a good bath. All crinkly!! I always feel the quilting just brings a top to life. Here it is before I quilted it.
I would like to now hang it here in Annie's studio, but we have to figure out a good way to hang things on cement walls...
I, of course have been modeling it on my table like I do most of my Le Petite projects. :-)
Tomorrow I'll be able to show Paganini in all it's glory. I will be stitching down the binding tonight at the library while the girls are at dance. I have to say...I love it!!
I have a mini-quilt hanging on a similar wall ... it hangs beneath a cupboard, too. :)
If she doesn't mind thumbtacks, you can use clear tacks and monofilament / fishing line to hang the quilt. I used plastic o-rings to attach as hangers on the back of the quilt, the fishing line ... and it looks like it's hanging directly on the wall. :)
The quilting makes all the difference in the world, doesn't it? A quilt goes from flat to wow, just like that.
Try the Magnetficent Quilt hanger: http://www.magnificentquilt.com/
I blogged a review of it a while back. It sticks to the wall with the 3M double stick strips and uses magnets to hold your rod. You can pull the rod off and change the quilt as much as you want and the metal plate stays stuck to the wall. I have started using it for all my quilt hanging. I really like it!
Very sweet. There are special hanging hooks for cement walls. I learned of this while living in Japan where on base housing was constructed of concrete (for earthquake purposes.) Also have you thought of the 3M type of hangers that stick to the walls and are easily removed without leaving any marks?
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That is so sweet! Now I have another pattern to add to my Must Do list!
ReplyDeleteLove it, love it but that shouldn't surprise you. teehee!!!
ReplyDeleteCement walls? Try double stick hook and loop or Command strips. Your little churn looks great on your table too.
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteIt's so lovely. Those colors in the fabrics just pop. Love them.
ReplyDeleteLove your ironing surface:)
I have a mini-quilt hanging on a similar wall ... it hangs beneath a cupboard, too. :)
ReplyDeleteIf she doesn't mind thumbtacks, you can use clear tacks and monofilament / fishing line to hang the quilt. I used plastic o-rings to attach as hangers on the back of the quilt, the fishing line ... and it looks like it's hanging directly on the wall. :)
What a sweet little quilt! Congratulations on the finish! :0)
ReplyDeleteThe quilting makes all the difference in the world, doesn't it? A quilt goes from flat to wow, just like that.
ReplyDeleteTry the Magnetficent Quilt hanger: http://www.magnificentquilt.com/
I blogged a review of it a while back. It sticks to the wall with the 3M double stick strips and uses magnets to hold your rod. You can pull the rod off and change the quilt as much as you want and the metal plate stays stuck to the wall. I have started using it for all my quilt hanging. I really like it!
It is just beautiful-love it:)
ReplyDeleteShazy x
So happy for you and a bit jealous of your finished project. I'm so ho-hum today. I'd probably feel better if I finished something...
ReplyDeleteThat is so adorable!! I think you will be able to bust a ton of UFO's now that you have your new best friend living with you. LOL!
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is lovely. Looks beautiful both on the wall and as a table topper. You have done a wonderful job of quilting and finishing it.
ReplyDeleteThat is an adorable little quilt!!! You are right that the quilting gives it life!
ReplyDeleteI love your quilt. It is beautiful. Hugs
ReplyDeleteI remember seeing this quilt on the frame. I like churn dash blocks. Long ones, tall ones, wide ones, short ones, wonky ones. Whatever the flavor.
ReplyDeleteWonderful finish, Linda! I love Churn Dash blocks - one of my top favs! Annie sure is getting broken in well!
ReplyDeleteCheers!
Looks great!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love it :-)
ReplyDeleteI love it , interesting pattern and I love how you quilted it and yes quilting does make a big difference .
ReplyDeleteI love how it came out and it looks beautiful on the table.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
Love the quilting pattern. You found the perfect spot for it....
ReplyDeleteBeautiful finish Linda. I love your quilting - very pretty....and I love the little quilt on your table, too!
ReplyDeleteLove your little quilt. You did a great job on the quilting and I like it displayed on your table.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Donna
That is really beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAnother beauty.
ReplyDeleteVery sweet. There are special hanging hooks for cement walls. I learned of this while living in Japan where on base housing was constructed of concrete (for earthquake purposes.) Also have you thought of the 3M type of hangers that stick to the walls and are easily removed without leaving any marks?
ReplyDeleteLove it Love it Love it ♥
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