Nursery Rhyme Baby Quilt
 

I just finished this this afternoon--it took many hours of embroidery to do this! The batting is stippled and quilted before the embroidery is done and then you assemble the blocks. The pattern said to then add another piece of batting and the backing, stitching in the ditch around the blocks to finish it. I used a piece of flannel instead of batting under the backing. I quilted the flannel and backing together on my Block RockiT and then attached it to the front. That worked really well and I didn't have to worry about puckers. The embroidery pattern is from Anita Goodesign and named Nursery Rhyme.

So cute,nice job!!

That is so sweet, great job. Love the colors

nicely done

beautiful design

Her designs are whimsical and fun. You did a wonderful job. It's sure to become a family heirloom.

Your quilt is fantastic!

That's a darling quilt. Nice work.

OMGosh - that is an heirloom for certain!

What a great quilt, never saw anything like that before. Quite a treasure!

WOW! That is a masterpiece. BrendaK

Thats so cute! Do you like your Blockit rockit? I want a longarm so bad but they are so expensive. I would appreciate any feedback.
Thanks in advance!

That is a lovely baby quilt! Great job!

That is beautiful. So worth the effort

I can only imagine the time you have into your embroidered blocks...and they are beautiful. What a darling quilt. Great job!

I have had my BlockRockiT a little over 3 years and I really do like it. As with any machine, you have to watch your tension but I've never been afraid of adjusting things, so I have no issues with it. I haven't done a big quilt on it as I tend right now to make smaller ones, but I have a couple of large ones in progress. I am having good luck using Bottom Line bobbin thread in the bobbin and Connecting Threads Essential Pro in the needle--they work really well together for me. The price was an issue with me as I knew I wasn't going to do this for a business so this machine fit in really well. I already had the frame with a Juki TL98Q on it, so all I had to purchase was the machine--they price was very reasonable. One day I may get a longer frame as mine is only 8 feet, but it works.

Your quilt is best embroidery quilt I have ever seen. So cheerful and well done.

Very cute quilt. It is so interesting to look at.

What a cheerful and charming quilt.

beautiful, so sweet, the titles are incorporated into the designs very cleverly!

That is a lovely baby quilt. You did a beautiful job.

I love the quilt! I have an embroidery machine and love combining embroidery with quilting! But I agree it's time consuming. I did a pattern of a humming bird last night. It had 32 thread changes and was 36 minutes of embroidery time, but with all the thread changes it took me two hours! But have to saw it's beautiful. I will post a picture when it is all finished.

that is just too cute

Just what I planned to say. It is a real treasure!

Incredible!!!!!

Gorgeous!!!

Cute baby quilt.

Great job and very cute!

What a sweet quilt.

Fantastic I understand the hours of embroidery I enjoy doing it too. Its worth it for the end result though.

Oh ..How cute..

What a beautiful, wondering quilt.

adorable quilt.

What a precious quilt!

very cute!!!

Wow, that is a beautiful quilt. Someone is going to love it too. You have done marvelous work.

Wow this is really beautiful!!!!!

Thanks Ginaky! You have helped alot.

What a fabulous quilt! So cute!