This little number is going out to a very special baby girl - one who fought for her life the very first few weeks (and won!). Babies are always so inspiring and this one is no exception.
Sorry for the lack of words in this post, but I would like to say although this quilt might seem complicated with it's curved pieces, it's actually quite forgiving.
- Curlicue Crush Quilt Pattern (here's her list of stockists as well) by Bec from Chasing Cottons (thank Bec!)
- vintage linens purchased from Jeni of In Color Order and In Color Order on etsy (she's got her shop on vacation now, but she'll be re-opening soon!)
- backing is Riley Blake, Sew Cherry by Lori Holt, the whole collection at Hawthorne Threads
I have a little extra project I made to go along with it, but it'll have to wait for another post, we're off to play! And to make you laugh, here's a little outtake, I think a bug must have ran into my face.
I love your baby quilt! Love the pattern and fabric.
ReplyDeletethat is really neat!!! Love the curves and you can never go wrong with vintage sheets!
ReplyDeleteLOVE IT with the white! i bought this pattern ages ago but haven't had the will power to plan it all out... with a neutral, i won't have to!!!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet! I think vintage sheets are perfect for baby quilts since they're not only pretty but really soft. Going to have to check that pattern out.
ReplyDeletewhat a special quilt for a special baby. Love it Anna!
ReplyDeleteOh how beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! I really like the contrasting white pieces, rather than every piece a print.
ReplyDeleteSoft and sweet, it is lovely :-)
ReplyDeleteI love the fabrics you chose!! I am just finishing up my Curlicue quilt as well and also made it a little smaller I'll have to try solids mixed in next time.
ReplyDeleteSo nice that the quilt will go to a special little one!
Beautiful quilt. I'm so happy the story has a happy ending, that she fought and won. We take healthy babies and uncomplicated deliveries for granted. Hope things will continue in a good way for her.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, so pretty Anna! What a sweet gift! So glad to hear there was a happy ending, go Baby!! :)
ReplyDeletewow, it's amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteI am so happy yo hear the baby girl is going to be ok, She will love snuggling with her beautiful quilt. =)
love that baby quilt pretty fabric, and what a pretty field filled with Queen anne's lace, awesome pictures.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful quilt Anna! Love that pattern and the vintage sheets are just lovely. A very special gift indeed!
ReplyDeleteYou have become quite the quilter, Anna! Beautiful work on each one. And I love the setting for the photos. Who takes them for you, or do you use a timer?
ReplyDeleteHave a great night! And thanks for the kind words on my blog! :)
Oh, that is a beautiful quilt and such gorgeous pictures! And yay for the little baby that kicked a little butt!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful quilt! I love that you made it for an extraordinary little one. Every time I see a quilt like this, I'm more and more inspired to try to learn...maybe I'll get up the courage next year:). Thanks for stopping by today!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful little quilt, and I love the photos in the meadow! Lovely gift.
ReplyDeleteThat quilt will be loved for a long time Anna!
ReplyDeleteLove that pattern. It's a wonderful gift. Good for that little fighter!
ReplyDeleteI'd never have thought it the perfect pattern for a baby quilt - but it is! So very beautiful and sure to be treasured by a precious little one.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful - I want one!!!! Great job and gorgeous pictures :-). That will be treasured forever!!
ReplyDeleteOh Anna, this is so gorgeous! Such pretty pictures, too. Those white flowers are all over the place in our neck of the woods, too. I love them.
ReplyDeleteA very special quilt for a very special baby girl, no doubt! Smiles~Beth
ReplyDeleteThis is just beautiful, Anna. I love how you used the white. It gives an entirely different look to this quilt pattern. Really lovely.
ReplyDeleteHi Anna this is a quilt with character and a story...I love it. I also love the field you're standing in..those wild flowers are divine!
ReplyDeletelovely vintage linens !
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt and beautiful pictures! That's so great to hear the baby won:).
ReplyDeleteThat is a sweet quilt and it sounds like it's going to the perfect little person. Love Becca's pattern!
ReplyDeleteThe outtake picture is my favorite! And truly, what a beautiful quilt for what sounds like a truly amazing baby.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely present! Such a fantastic quilt.
ReplyDeleteIt's gorgeous Anna!
ReplyDeleteSo lovely! The combination of shape and colour is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteIt looks so beautiful. Well done. x
ReplyDeletelove the quilt and that wonderful field you're standing in. Queen Ann's Lace is one of my favorite flowers.
ReplyDeleteSo soft and pretty! That pattern shows off the vintage sheets just perfectly.
ReplyDeleteCute quilt Anna! Love the photoshoot too! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely quilt!
ReplyDeleteSo in love with this! You know how I feel about vintage fabrics. This quilt makes me swoon! I adore your quilts. Fab job Anna1
ReplyDeleteThis completely took me by surprise! I've been drawn to this pattern before, but only have seen it as a big quilt. For me, it's so much more enticing small. What a sweet gift! So fitting in vintage fabrics.
ReplyDeleteAnna, I just love it, it is a beautiful baby quilt!!! Love it, Steph
ReplyDeleteI love it so much I had to post it on pintrest! It's so easy on the eye - I'd so far only seen this pattern made up in quite busy bright fabrics (which I also loved), but this is so serene looking - perfect for calming a little one!
ReplyDeleteThat's so pretty! You did a great job!
ReplyDeleteLove this quilt!! and the field your in is dreamy...!! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a glorious way to be introduced to you!
ReplyDeleteIf this isn't the most gorgeous quilt I've ever seen, I don't know what is....and what a beautiful story to go with it.
I'm looking forward to making regular visits to your special pocket of Blogland.
xx Felicity
PS: Visiting via Maxabella's sidebar...you never know what you'll find in that treasure trove of gorgeous and today I truly lucked in.
Sweet, sweet!!
ReplyDeleteLucky, lucky baby! It's so gorgeous I keep coming back to look at it!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt... and yay for a baby that made it. Many blessings for that family!
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