I bought Camille's book last fall and have been ohhing and ahhing over it ever since. I have a long-distance friend who is undergoing chemo and I wanted to make her something to help keep her warm, snuggly and wrapped in love during her long chemo treatments. Because my quilting time is very limited due to surgery I needed to find something that I could do and make it a little more creative than straight blocks...which is what I usually do in a pinch...not saying that is bad, but sometimes I like to think I can do more. Enter Camille's book Simplify and the pattern Coming Home...easy peasy, one charm pack, some Kona white and the blocks were cut, sewed and ironed in less than 4 hours! I haven't selected the outer boarder yet, want to wait until all the blocks are sewn to decide what I want to do. Although this pattern is a topper size, I think it will be perfect to cover her while she sits and waits to have that
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Max & Whiskers and Camille...what a fun combination!
I bought Camille's book last fall and have been ohhing and ahhing over it ever since. I have a long-distance friend who is undergoing chemo and I wanted to make her something to help keep her warm, snuggly and wrapped in love during her long chemo treatments. Because my quilting time is very limited due to surgery I needed to find something that I could do and make it a little more creative than straight blocks...which is what I usually do in a pinch...not saying that is bad, but sometimes I like to think I can do more. Enter Camille's book Simplify and the pattern Coming Home...easy peasy, one charm pack, some Kona white and the blocks were cut, sewed and ironed in less than 4 hours! I haven't selected the outer boarder yet, want to wait until all the blocks are sewn to decide what I want to do. Although this pattern is a topper size, I think it will be perfect to cover her while she sits and waits to have that
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Hey Lisa,
ReplyDeleteGlad to read your back is improving :)
Yes, I met Kellie last year. She's lovely. Very smart and talented. She loves to talk quilting. I didn't chat with her this time - she was always very busy. But I'd take a class with her in a heartbeat if I could! She might have a magic pill to cure my FMQosis! Oh, wait, YOU're the pharmasist ... haha!
Lisa, I LOVE this quilt! It's fabulous. And what a truly lovely gift to make for your friend. She's lucky to know you. I hope she does well. Thanks for sharing.
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