Monday, April 30, 2012

Eli Tower Quilt finally complete!!!

Remember this quilt top from way back when?  Like, back to October?!  Well, I have finally finished my 3 year old little boy's quilt.  His sister got one before he did.  Here was the top from back in October.
 AND... here is the completed quilt!  The Eli Tower Quilt.  I made this completely from my stash, designed it myself and used fabric he would recognize which he thinks is super fun.  This would look awesome with a designer jelly roll and some Kona Snow... ;)


The Specs
43x46
Kona Medium Grey
Bound in Kona... I think Royal.
Random fabrics from my stash, denim, sheets and flannel.
Straight line quilted with a walking foot on my Viking.
Batting is Warm and Natural.

Here is is pointing out his favorite part.

 

Here is the back.  This was a twin top sheet.

 You can see there in the middle some of the imperfection in the straight line quilting until I came up with a better strategy.



 Another view.


Here was the original plan... How do you think my vision turned out?

7 comments:

Kristy QP said...

Great quilt! It looks just like your drawn design - well done!

Beth said...

I think it looks great. Your pattern is wonderful and I like the colors - the blue binding looks perfect with the gray fabric.

Amanda said...
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Amanda said...

That is such a great design for a boy! Or a girl. Ok, I just like the pattern. :)

(Sorry...I had just commented but it was on the wrong account. I just started trying to separate my personal and quilting blogs a bit more.)

Nancy@OwensOlivia said...

Great job! I like the color choices. I finished my first quilt and hosting a quilt linky party. Feel free to link up!

http://owensolivia.blogspot.com/2012/04/my-first-quilt-completed-quilt-linky.html

Mandy @ Sugar Bee Crafts said...

Thanks for linking to Take-A-Look Tuesday - - you were featured today!!
--Mandy, www.SugarBeeCrafts.com

folkhaven said...

Very nice! Your little guy will enjoy this for years to come. I love that you made it all from your stash and fabric he already recognizes!