Updated 9/6/11: photo of Braelynn on the quilt!
I made this little sherbet baby quilt to take to a shower for my friend Cari. She wanted pastel yellows and greens and also forest animals. Well there are lots of forest animals, plus some other fun stuff, like cupcakes! Yum. I used my favorite piecing method: fussy cut the inside square and then add enough fabric around to make the right size. Oh, all hand piecing and quilting as usual, of course.
I happened to have the perfect backing fabric in my stash, this chandelier print by Tina Givens. It is just the right color of yellow-green. I used yellow satin for the binding and it's perfect too.
And a closeup of one of my favorite blocks, some dancing frogs by Heather Ross via Kokka Japan. That's Cari, Clay and the baby in the meadow. I previously used the rabbit family from the same fabric in this modern baby quilt for another friend, Sarah.
And of course some old Heather Ross prints on top, because I love them, and a cute big doggie.
Enjoy!
I love it so much! So simple yet so unique. I love the owls in the trees too :)
ReplyDeleteThe pastel green is SEW soft. Just perfect for the sashing around the blocks.
ReplyDeleteExcellent work!
The "Babyquiltlady"
Sharon
Such a cute quilt. I love the colors and the little animals.
ReplyDeleteI love this quilt! And I hope you're coming back at some point. ;)
ReplyDeleteI love quilts!
ReplyDeleteHappy blogoversary :)