A Twin Bubbles Quilt

My SIL asked me to make quilts for their kiddos.  My niece is just a few months older than my Miss C.  I have it on good authority from Miss C that her cousin will love this quilt.  I hope so.  We'll pass it off soon as they are in town for a few weeks to escape the horrible heat where they live.

I created this quilt using the same method as my last bubble quilt.  
 

I used two flat sheets for the top and bottom of the quilt and appliqued all the bubbles using pebble quilting.  First I spray basted the quilt sandwich.  Then I arranged the circles to get an idea of placement.  I gathered them back up and started working on just a few circles at a time.  I spray basted these as well, but only about 8-10 at a time.  I used almost 2000 meters of thread on this guy  I did have some eyelashing on my back quilting.  I normally don't have this issue with my machine and can't decide if my machine just didn't like quilting through two sheets or if my tension is a bit off due to my way overdue visit to get my machine serviced.  I cleaned and oiled my machine twice during the quilting process as well as changed my needle twice.  I did the quilting in short sessions--usually just 2-3 bobbins at a time. 

 
I rarely use applique, but I do love the texture created by all the raw edges.

The final size is 60" x 85".  It's a bit more narrow than I planned.  I used twin sheets and should have used full size sheets. They shrunk more than I planned after washing.  I would have preferred a width of about 65".

I actually have a lot of the 5" and 3" circles left over.  I way overestimated how many it would take to make the quilt.  I'm still debating on keeping them or selling them on Etsy.  I'm not sure I have another bubble quilt in me.

We tested it on Miss C's bed.  A pillow case came with the green sheet set I purchased so I appliqued some circles on the hem just because.