The quilt top is finished. If you haven't read the first post, the pattern I used is "Nativity Quilt" by Cheri Safiote-Payne. I made a couple changes but not much. I just finished sewing the last border on. A good day of sewing.
I finished doing the embroidery of the words on the quilt this morning. Then I went back to the machine to complete the stitching around the appliques. And last, the borders. I like the Folk Art look of this quilt. Not everyone's cup of tea but it is mine. I am happy with the piece. Now to quilt it.
Karen
I finished doing the embroidery of the words on the quilt this morning. Then I went back to the machine to complete the stitching around the appliques. And last, the borders. I like the Folk Art look of this quilt. Not everyone's cup of tea but it is mine. I am happy with the piece. Now to quilt it.
Karen

31 comments:
This Nativity quilt turned out AWESOME! I love the folkart look and think your fabric choices were great!
You got a lot done today for the quilt along!! Love the border!!
Your Nativity is fabulous Karen!
It looks SO great Karen! Love it! I just love Cheri.... I need to get working on my Cheri stuff!
I love this quilt! Where could I find this pattern?
Michelle
I like it, great fabric choices and wonderful applique! The border really sets it off. Have fun quilting it and I'll be looking forward to seeing it all finished!
I hope this isn't a repeat of a comment I just left. I don't think it was successful. So, thanks for leaving a comment on my Civil War quilt-along blocks, you're very sweet. I love your Nativity quilt, it's naive quality is gorgeous and will be a wonderful addition to your Christmas decor!
Happy stitching.
I love the look of it as well, Karen.
What a super addition to your Christmas decor!
It's great, I love the angels, and the camel, and the trees and - well just everything about it. I'd love to know what size it is?
It's wonderful Karen...You are soooooooo fast!
Love it!
Perfect Prim Christmas project! I love how it turned out!
Wonderful job! Makes me want to run up to the attic and pull all my Cheri books/patterns!
The piece came out wonderful. I like the folky look to but never do it....weird LOL.
Crispy
It is adorable! How fun to have finished it!! I love , Love , Love it!
I like your quilt, Karen!
Next Christmas seems a long way away, but I bought a pattern for a Christmas quilt just after this last Christmas and after seeing yours, I realized that I have ONLY 9 months to make it:))
I love everything about it!! Perfect! Can't wait to see how you quilt it!!
Have fun!
Your quilt turned out beautifully. I love it! Very sweet for all year and especially Christmas.
How lovely is that - I love the folk art style!
How wonderful, Karen...I love it so much!!! Will you hand quilt this one??
Folk art will always be my cup of tea - great job!!!
Folk art quilts are just the best and this nativity quilt is wonderful. Your choice of fabric is awesome - love the bright inner quilt bordered by the darker homespuns. Very, very nice!
This quilt makes me giggle. I mean I knew the stable was primitive and all. Lol!
You have some lovely projects going in your quilty world!! Very yummy applique project. I love the appllique look, but I'm not confident in doing that at all. But after seeing yours, I feel a bit motivated to go back to my applique UFOs, especially the holiday theme ones... Thank you for a beautiful inspirations!!
What a wonderful nativity. I love it!!!!
Very folk art and very cute. The embroidery is a nice touch.
I love your work and I am so excited thatin just a few weeks I will see all l my things again and I WILL ENJOY my passion. So glad your feeling better hope we at least see each other at t e quilt shop getting our fat quarters!! Love you, Marie
Looking good Karen!!! Reminds me of a project we did with the youth group at our church many moons ago... 8-)
Love it! Folky and fun!
xx, shell
Apparently the back is almost good as new! Hooray! What kind of machine applique do you do? A zigzag or blanket stitch? Matching thread or Invisifil or invisible thread? Inquiring minds want to know . ...
I love the quilt and your fabric choices. Just a curiosity ? Did you fuse the pieces and the machine applique or did you first do the applique by hand?
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