Monday, February 11, 2013

The Friendship Quilt

The Friendship Quilt for the school auction is finally finished!



I love the way it turned out.  The kids did a very nice job!  In the end, I really didn't do much in the way of piecing the top together.  The kids did most of the sewing and the adults did the supervising.  I did end up doing the quilting, just because we ran out of time.  I decided to go with stitch in the ditch quilting.  Stitching in the ditch can be quite challenging when the ditch isn't always accurate. ( If you've ever sewn with kids, you know that perfection isn't the name of the game.  )  As we were helping the kids sew the blocks together, we noticed that some of the blocks were a full half inch larger than others.  We made it work though.


Not too bad for a quilt made by a bunch of 7 and 8 year olds!

Happy quilting!
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7 comments:

  1. I think it looks beautiful! I'd be proud to put that in my home! :-)

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  2. I agree with Amber---the kids should be very proud of the quilt---and I'm sure they learned a lot of good life lessons along the way...like how if we work together we can accomplish great things!!

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  3. It looks beautiful!! The kids should be very proud of the quilt!! Love it!!

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