Lots of detail in this one ... 
A big thank you to my step mom Jennie who told me how to improve my satin stitch ... I hope I am getting better (although I'm still regularly embarrassed by how much I have to learn!)
Measures 35.5" x 35.5". Puff, Puff, Chug, Chug on to the next project ... (erm when can I put my feet up?)
22 comments:
Just one word: WOW! That is amazing - really, really brilliant. Well done you. x
i agree with Kitty - WOW - that must have taken you ages - its awesome
lisa x
That is gorgeous!! What a lucky baby.
wow, that is gorgeous xx
Love all the happy animals!
just beautiful, the attention to detail is amazing
wow. at first glance i thought it was a fabric panel. great job. it looks just like the original.
that is absolutely fantastic!
What a work of art! I am sure your quilt will be treasured.
Oh, Rachael! That's beautiful! You did an amazing job! I love it!
As for your feet, I guess you will have to learn to sew with both feet so that you can put one of them up at a time.
WOW! and wow again!!!
Adorable!
what a darling train with all the animals. Looks great.
WoW!! Stunning quilt. There is lots of love in that quilt :)
ABSOLUTELY love it! It is gorgeous!
Really impressed with all the details. Wow!
Also, love the cardigan too. Very neat knitting :D
Hi Rachael, this is just too amazing for words, so much detail! I loved the wee little cardigan too, your little bunny will look so cute in it :) Talking of bunnies, I just finished a print with a bunny in it, so inspired by the bunnies hopping around in my garden.
Hugs, Catherine x
That's amazing! What a great job you did!
lol, i see the first couple of comments. but my reaction was...WOW too! that's amazing work.
just adorable! I have an award for you over on my blog too.
Gorgeous, beautiful work - well done :) hugs Jx
Your quilt is very cute and I love the story of the Little Engine.
Bravo, c'est trés joli!
It's very, very nice!
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