After about 1 hour of looking this morning, I finally found my camera under my bed! I took about 8 photos before the battery died, and also discovered a huge fingerprint on the lens - after I had taken the photos. So, apologies for the smudgy photos ;)
I hosted a mini crafternoon at my place on Sunday - I say mini because I only invited 2 guests. One of my guests brought along some super cute matryoshka fabric to line a beautiful entrelac scarf she had knitted for herself. She left the remnants for me to keep, as she doesn't sew.
I decided to make a doll's quilt for my guest to give to her niece for her upcoming 4th birthday, using some of the matryoshka fabric. 
It was incredibly easy to make, and I think I have caught a doll's-quilt-bug. I'm already planning more, and I hope to try out different types of quilt blocks on the doll's quilts.
The other fabrics I used include a very sweet Japanese village print (I used that as the backing fabric, as well as on 4 of the squares), a Lara Cameron screenprint (the centre square), and the red spots and binding are from Timeless Treasures.
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2 comments:
Totally lovely - hmmm maybe a doll's quilt might be a good way for me to start my quilting career.
this is sooo cute!! yes maybe a good way for me to start too
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