Another finish from the UFO list - hurrah!
Last year at the Fat Quarterly Retreat I started this quilt in Quilt Dad's Wonky Log Cabin class. The 2 blocks I made went in the UFO pile until I decided that the colours were neutral enough to make into a pram or play mat quilt for the baby. A jelly roll of Sweetwater Hometown pretty much made exactly 9 blocks which makes the quilt 36" square (or as square as my quilts ever are!)
The back is an Ikea print and the binding is more Hometown in a blue/grey stripe. I quilted it in the wavy straight line quilting I have used before here, here and here. It takes a while but I love the effect and it makes for a robust quilt - especially good for a play mat quilt.
The back is an Ikea print and the binding is more Hometown in a blue/grey stripe. I quilted it in the wavy straight line quilting I have used before here, here and here. It takes a while but I love the effect and it makes for a robust quilt - especially good for a play mat quilt.
Fab play mat. You are really rattling through these FAL projects now. Great job!!
ReplyDeleteLove the way you quilted it, and the backing fabric too. Fab finish!
ReplyDeleteI love the wavy straight line quilting, it looks really cool, I must check out your old posts for tips on how it works! : )
ReplyDeleteThis is so lovely: love the quilting and the colours
ReplyDeleteOoh I love it! I have a layer cake of this line, and I'd kind of fallen out of love with it, but this has perked me up again!
ReplyDeleteLovely quilt, I think the colours & the backing are just beautiful. Must try that wonky line quilting too.
ReplyDeleteI love wonky log cabins and your quilt is lovely - you can see the sturdiness of the quilt, and it's perfect for the baby :-)
ReplyDeleteThis is so nice!!
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