I finished my quilt top for baby. This one grew from one orphan block - a four patch (uppermost right) . I put it on the design wall and it grew from there! The squares for the four patch were four inches so the square come out to a 7.5 inch unfinished block unit. I had some more panel blocks that I inserted, and one flower block I just couldn't cut up. All of the material came from scraps except for the spinning wheel fabric. Still needs to be sandwiched, quilted and bound, but that's for another St. Anne's member to do.
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I love how you’ve mixed in those larger “feature print” patches with the four patch blocks for this quilt! You’re giving me ideas for a few of the larger scale prints in my own stash that I have never figured out how to use. Super cute baby quilt and it will be great for “I Spy” games when the baby gets older.
ReplyDeleteThanks! Didn't think of it that way as an I spy, but I can see where it would work. Thanks for stopping by Rebecca
DeleteThat will be an adorable baby quilt. Are some of those fabrics vintage?
ReplyDeleteThe panel pieces certainly are. They came in 11 x 13 size squares. Too much negative space for me. Think they were made for pillows. Also some of the 4" squares could be vintage. Thank for stopping by Danice.
DeleteI really love what it has "grown" into. The dog and cat placement is perfect.
ReplyDeleteThank you, DQ. I still have some of those panel blocks left. Maybe I'll use it with pinwheels the next time. Thanks for stopping by.
DeleteCute top. I like how the doggies and kitties are living peacefully together.
ReplyDeleteLOL, that happens in real life sometimes. You notice the distance between them. I like those vintage panel pieces. Thanks for stopping by.
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