Here is a fun little quilt I made called "Knittin' Pearl". You knitters will get the funny meaning here. The arms on the quilt were done in 3-D on the pattern, but I made this smaller and opted not to do that.
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Here is Pearl and she be a knittin'!!!
I rounded the corners on the quilt, but the top corners don't want to lie very flat. I even blocked this too. I used only scraps for making his little quilt. |
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Pearl is knitting right off the sheep! Toothpicks are the knitting needles. |
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The little pinwheel quilt blocks were made from leftover half-square triangles from my grandson's quilt. So I only had to sew together the 4 units to make each pinwheel. I added some cute flower buttons in the centers to make them look more like a pinwheel spinning. |
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Love the knitting embellishment, Daryl! So cool. And, with the yarn coming out of the lamb. So funny!! What is the size of the quilt?
ReplyDeleteShe is really cute, Daryl. Love the colors.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet little quilt! So funny she's knitting right off the sheep...poor little lamb. There's no getting lost for him. LoL. A truly sweet scrap buster.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness I can't stand how cute this is!! I love the sheep/yarn part of it!
ReplyDeleteToo cute and so artsy looking! Love that knitting piece added to it!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute!
ReplyDeleteI love It for so many reasons. It's beyond cute, uses scraps and she's a knitter. Clever pattern name. I wouldn't 3d the arms either.
ReplyDeleteThat is absolutely adorable !!!
ReplyDeleteToo Cute! she's a Hoot!..great work on her.
ReplyDeleteadorable, the head scarf cracks me up. She is great and a very good knitter as well. I love the whimsical nature of the whole thing. The pinwheels are a nice touch. I love her.
ReplyDeleteThat's so sweet! I love the pinwheels.
ReplyDeleteSo funny, but so cute, and really, the detail in this is seriously amazing. Did you knit that little piece right on the toothpicks??!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute, and (as always) such amazing detail!
ReplyDeleteSheep! How could I not like it?? Just came back from two weeks away on vacation so am a little behind in visiting! ;-)
ReplyDeleteThat is adorable Daryl! I love the tiny knitting piece and needles! Did you actually carve the toothpicks and then use them to knit?
ReplyDeleteWow! How lovely! I love it. And had to pin not one but two pictures. Everything in your mini quilt is beautiful. So many details. Very inspiring. :-)
ReplyDeleteThat's adorable. Love the added touches. the knitting and buttons!
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