MoMo Wonderland Redux
Finally, the quilt I’ve been working on here and there for 2 months is finished! Several projects came and went while my second MoMo Wonderland quilt sat waiting patiently for me to find time to work on it. Last night, while the snow was falling and we were watching Charlie Brown, I finally found the time to hand stitch the binding.
I just love this fabric and sadly, this is the last of my stash. I used a layer cake for the front. I cut each piece in half, sewed 2 together and then cut them to squares. The back is my favorite MoMo Wonderland print – the butterflies. I just happened to stumble across them at one of my local quilt shops. So lucky!
I quilted this one with straight lines. It was my first time using the walking foot on my new Bernina. W-O-W. It is SO much better than my old Walmart Brother walking foot! I see a lot more straight line quilting in my future. In one direction, the lines are quilted 1/4″ on each side of the seams. (So 2 lines in that direction) In the other direction I quilted down the seams. (So 1 line in that direction). The final quilt measures 38″ x 54″.
Tagged as: Kona Solids · modern quilt · MoMo Wonderland · Patchwork · Stitch in the Ditch


































































I LOVE this. Wonderland is also one of my favorites. I love that you’ve used the butterfly print for the backing. Gorgeous quilt!
Its gorgeous – well done! LOVE the butterfly back too!
It looks great! With fabrics like these a simple block looks soooo good!
Beautiful job! It’s really cute.
P.S. I love your blog header! So bright and fun!
Thank you!!
I love it. I love this line too, and you’ve made it look super.
Gorgeous! You can’t go past the bernina walking foot x
I love it! I love that back, too. I use my Bernina walking foot for so many things – I would be lost without it!
Really cute and fun quilt. The butterflies are just the right finish.
Beautiful!!! I have been procrastinating on doing the binding on my very first quilt because I’ve heard how difficult it is…I’ll probably mess it up.
It really is not hard – you should give it a try! Really, if you’ve made it all the way to the binding, the hard part is done. You can do it!
Thanks for the kind words of encouragement…I just trimmed all the excess batting off the quilt, so it’s “officially” ready…now to cut the fabric for the binding…or rather, decide which fabric i’ll use for that part…
Oh I have that layer cake waiting here for me! I love what you did with yours! Very inspiring!!
oooh… I just got my bernina walking foot this last week so its great to see that you used your to such great advantage!
beautiful material. i so surprised that all these multicolored fabric work so well together. also i love the butterfly back. it is divine.
This is so GORGEOUS!!