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Wednesday, October 19, 2016

When Quilting Meets Crochet









A while ago, going through my "pile of probably not going to ever finish them" projects, I came upon a project I started eons ago. A cheat quilt as I used to refer to it - which today has a more sophisticated name- or so pinterest told me - and it's called quilted and crochet fusion blanket.

Well, at the time, I as a very eager mother to make my firstborn a cheat quilt she was supposed to treasure forever, cut and sew laboriously pieces of her clothing she admired, of which there is a glimpse you can actually see here, and that was it. I put the pieces back into the "forgotten drawer". I didn't want to return to it  - yet I might try this in the future using my vintage fabric scraps I've been jealously holding onto.

So when the very first quilted / crochet blanket above appeared in my pinterest feed, it flushed back all the memories. And the desire which I hope will resist other whims my mind gets tackled with on daily basis. Until then, enjoy these beauties.


<a href="http://lilliansstitches.blogspot.mk/2013/05/fusion-blanket-complete.html">Via

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12 comments:

  1. First time hearing of those cheat quilts (I love the name you came up with) and loving them already! I hope you try this and treasure your quilt forever. ♥

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  2. A wonderful meeting! I love the delicate combination!
    Have a lovely day!
    Hugs and love from Portugal,
    Ana Love Craft
    www.lovecraft2012.blogspot.com

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    1. Ivwould love to be able to do a proper quilt, but this comes a lot easier - at least for me :)

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  3. I dream to do one like that, I already saw it on pinterest and I was mad of it!! soon!!! I will do it !!!
    thank you for theses beautiful pics.
    Rose, xx

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    1. I'd love to see it Rose. So glad you like these!

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  4. It was the first time for me too to see crochet combined with quilting. The results are very interesting . I especially liked the quilt on the first photograph.
    Thank you for sharing it with us.
    Tina :)

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  5. Maya these are little masterpieces of art. So intricate and beautiful to look at.

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