…REALLY is a midget!! And she is adorable!! She is small…16 inches by 20 inches but oh so sweet!! She is a long way from being perfect but that’s OK…that’s what makes her mine…;o)
So now all that needs to be done is the quilting and binding…I think the Midget will be hanging around for many years to come…Don’t you just love having a quilt that you like/love hanging on the wall to greet you everyday. When I come in the front door I am greeted by my little Schnibble quilt, Rooibos and he makes me so happy!! I always tell him…"Looking good today, Roo!” …I think I am going to be feeling the same way about my little Midget!
Have a Frisky Friday (FRIDAY ALREADY???) and Happy Quilting…
Wow I love your little quilt! Yes, she makes a great wall hanging :-)
ReplyDeleteOh I love your 'midget' - it's adorable. :-)
ReplyDeleteOh she's beautiful! How do you work with pieces so small? I'd go crazy trying! LOL
ReplyDeleteReally cute! Thanks for the link to the midget patterns!
ReplyDeleteCUTE! CUTE! CUTE! She will be lovely on the wall or wherever you choose to put her.
ReplyDeleteOh that is just adorable! Great job! Have a happy day!
ReplyDeleteMidget!LOL! Love the name! 3/8"???that's insane!LOL!
ReplyDeleteLove your midget....but soooooo tiny!!
ReplyDeleteNow that's MY KINDA QUILT, Paulette! I love it to bits. Churn dash is my favorite traditional block and this little midget wins the first prize in my books!
ReplyDeleteBloody awsome is what I say!!!!!!!
Small but oh so good looking. I always am attracted to quilts made with churn dash blocks.
ReplyDeleteGood things come in small packages -- what an adorable quilt! I just love it --
ReplyDeleteYour workmanship is just out of this world...
ReplyDeleteThat midget is so neat- will make a great wallhanging. Have a good day.
ReplyDeleteYour little quilt might be small.....but it's perfectly formed! It's gorgeous.
ReplyDeletePerfection! I love your mini quilt and your work is superb. You'll be enjoying this for years to come.
ReplyDeleteWonderful little quilt and always loved that pattern.
ReplyDeleteI bookmarked her block site, so I can go back and check them out.
Debbie
oooo, she's adorable. Lovely job, Paulette!!!
ReplyDeleteI am in love with your midget, it is just gorgeous. I love the wee corner squares and the way you have used the various fabrics in the thin border. What did you use for the background? Is it calico? My little mini hangs on the wall outside my sewing room/office (notice the priorities here?) and I just give it a wink and a smile every time I go into the room.
ReplyDeleteMidge is beautiful, but how on earth can you work with pieces that small?
ReplyDeleteLove your midget .... how sweet it is!
ReplyDeleteReally great midget quilt Paulette. Love the blocks & what you have done with them! There is something special about midgets I think.
ReplyDeleteOh, how darling. I have never made a miniature quilt before. This pattern look like one I could maybe handle.
ReplyDeleteOh, she is absolutely wonderful! I LOVE this little cutie, the blocks, the colours you have chosen and the setting! You know I thought your blocks were cute while you were piecing, but seeing her all sewn together, she is just fabulous!! She most definitely have to be protected from stains and dirt by finding a place on a wall :o)
ReplyDeleteI love it and I would want that on a wall too where I could stare at it all day :-)
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