Back in November, I began with gusto and my blocks startled me when after constructing many, many, they all flipped *themselves* around like this: The one on the left is whackadoo. The one on the right is *perfect*.
Naughty little things. Some seam ripping... what am I saying... I just tore those little suckers apart and we were back in business.
And here you are! I'm pleased with the cheerful name I picked. And I think I must be loooonging for Spring, or something.
I used a nice snuggly flannel on the back, from Riley Blake's Hooty Hoot line:
I pieced and quilted it all in Aurifil 50 wt in white. As I do. Hopefully this will brighten further some rainbow baby's arrival, or add joy to a nursery wall (but who would put something snuggly up where it can't be touched...!!) At any rate, it's for sale in my shop!
This is so great Carla . Looks awesome against that wall too : )
ReplyDeleteThis is a really cute baby blanket! I agree, it shouldn't go on a wall but wrapped around a little sweetie!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love it, cute fabrics, great choice of colours!
ReplyDeleteI love this quilt!!! Gorgeous colours.
ReplyDeleteAll I can say is, "When you do *LOW VOLUME* it turns out *GORGEOUS*." What a beauty!
ReplyDeleteCarla, I just love this. It's so happy!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I love the log cabin block.
ReplyDeleteMost beautiful log cabin quilt ever! Wondering what size strips you used and what size your blocks measured? Thanks. carolann427@aol.com
ReplyDeleteLove the whole thing from start to finish, especially the name and flannel backing for a baby. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Carla! One of my favourite versions of a log cabin quilt to date.
ReplyDeleteWow! What a wonderful quilt. Did you paper piece it or piece it?
ReplyDeleteThis is soooo pretty. Love it.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the purple binding! It's a perfect finish.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt! I ❤️ it.
ReplyDeleteI'm revisiting your blog! Can't stay away from your beautiful log cabin quilt 😊
ReplyDeleteIs there a pattern for this? I was wondering what size strips you used also.
ReplyDeleteHi Kathy. I don't have a pattern for this, but the log cabin block is easy to find a tutorial for. My strips are cut to 1.5 inches.
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