Ever since Debbie posted her Mini X quilt at A Quilter's Table I have been wanting me make one myself. Luckily, she posted a tutorial for it and it is charm friendly! A win-win in my book as I'm trying to use up the charm packs in my stash. I even was able to use only my stash for this project.
Debbie's instruction were really easy to follow and this could be done in a few hours. I got distracted doing other things in between steps, so I finished the binding this morning. I went back and forth between machine and hand stitching it but I wanted to share it today and also give machine binding another go. I'm not sure I would ever use it on a larger project, but for smaller projects, it makes quick work of them.
If you make one of these beauties yourself, feel free to share in her Flickr group as well!
I have pieces cut for another mini quilt that I'm hoping to get working on tomorrow. I think I am getting addicted to these because they are a great way to practice techiniques and a quick finish!
Thank you, Debbie, for sharing this tutorial!
Linking up with Fabric Tuesday at Quilt Story and the Stash Project at Clover & Violet.
13 comments:
Very cute! And your FMQ looks fabulous! I've been wanting to make one of these but need to get a little time. Glad to hear it comes together quickly!
Looks fabulous, Kate. Love the pink binding with the blue next to it...
Very cute! And I love the fabrics you used - cherries, pies ... I am hungry now ;-)
OH MY! I came home from a yucky day at the office to see your mini 'x'!! How cool is that!? It is just darling!!!
Love your mini x's Katie! Your quilting turned out great, too.
Very nice! Definitely a great idea for gifts as well! Thanks for pointing out the tutorial!
I just saw that tutorial yesterday and want to do it also! LOVE yours!
Yay! Stash projects are so satisfying, yeah? Your machine binding looks awesome! :)
This is really cute- I am working on a bunch of place mats for the holidays and maybe I can incorporate these x's....
I like this!
How cute! What a great way to use a charm pack. I love making minis for the same reason....they are quick and a fun way to try a new technique.
Thanks for linking up to finish it up Friday!
Oooh, I recognized Debbie's cute little tutorial right away! Your quilt looks great and I love your curly quilting lines.
Love this!! Sweet little project.
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