I’ve been using this one as my small on-going hand quilting project. Now it’s finally finished! I tried something different by using wool batting. It’s a bit puffier, and so very soft! It should also be very warm.
I’m still kinda loving these colors together. (I showed you a sneak peak back here) You can see the extra puffiness here. The only reason I wouldn’t use this too often in quilts I sell is that some people may be allergic to wool.
Way back when I cut these squares out, I made an extra set of squares. This bundle is available in my shop. It’s 5″ squares, – 120 of them! It’s exactly the same as this quilt, and even has enough to make that scrappy strip on the back of the quilt.
I love the puffiness the wool gives it! The blocks are so lovely as well!
It is such a lovely quilt. I love the puffiness and the fabrics. Well, I love everything about it.
I tend to prefer to use wool as it is warmer and fire retardant, I dont think the allergies would be a problem as its covered in cotton, lovely quilt.,
I love it, the colours you chose are lovely! I made a quilt for my oldest son that has wool batting and I love the puffy squishiness. It keeps you the perfect temperature and feels light and soft.
I love how the quilting and the batting make the charms looked pieced.
It looks beautiful and I adore wool batting (I use Hobbs Heirloom wool)…the only drawback is that those quilts can't go in the dryer. But wool batting is great all year round and so light, yummy.
so glad i saw this as I am about to start quilting a quilt that has wool batting. it's the frist time i use it. your quilt is lovely and the puffiness is great!
Oh I am way too late on those squares! Too bad, this quilt is beautiful!
I like the puffy-fluffy. I think that it is well accented with the hand quilting 🙂
Aw, cute as always!
I love your quilt ! It is so well mixed!
Love all your Quilts…especially the bright Rainbow Geese!!!! Beautiful and simple all at the same time. Kim