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Doctor Who Quilt : One Last Quilt for 2015

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I finished my Doctor Who Quilt, and only a week after Christmas. Good thing my hubby didn't mind!


I was able to quilt this in secret, but knew I wasn't going to be able to get the binding done in time for me to give it to him for Christmas. So I showed him and he was quite excited to have a quilt that was just for him! Well today I managed to finish with the binding and crinkled it in the washer and dryer and I must say I love it too! There is just something about a quilt fresh from the dryer.

I'm so happy to have finished this one before the end of 2015, because I am going into 2016 with one unfinished project!

Quilt Stats
Pattern: Building Block from Think Big by Amy Ellis
Dimensions: 54.5 inches x 72.5 inches
Quilting: organic wavy lines
Fabric: Doctor Who fabric from JoAnn, Cotton + Steel Basics, Art Gallery Prism, Allison Glass Sunprint, and Tula Pink True Colors.

Have a Happy New Year!

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  1. the zen quilterDecember 31, 2015 at 5:56 PM

    How fun those fabrics are. I love Amy's big blocks. This looks great, congrats. It's good to make one for the hubby once in a while - keeps him happy that we spend so much time the studio. (Oh yeah - and of course, to show them we love them, too!)

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