I am finding myself with less and less time as my kids are getting older, so I've been searching for smaller projects that don't require the same time commitment as large quilts. I'm also searching for ways to use my stash. I've had the backing flannel for this little quilt in my stash for a few years. I pulled it out to make a simple baby quilt. I love this star pattern from a tutorial by Jeni over at
In Color Order. It's perfect for random fat quarters. I made this into a baby quilt and started with 10 1/2" squares for the HSTs. The finished quilt is about 37" square.
I quilted it with a flower and leaf design.
The colors for the front were pulled from the flannel backing. I really love this print. Plus it's so nice and soft.
I'll be listing this one in my
Etsy shop.
Beautiful quilting! I am going to have to try that design.
ReplyDeleteLovely quilt... I've been looking for some baby quilt inspiration and this one is just perfect!
ReplyDeleteHow wide did you cut your binding? I like the size relationship.
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful Kati. The flannel backing is adorable - I love that you have used it as a backing so that all those lovely houses stay together in their neighbourhood!
ReplyDeletefresh and pretty Kati! Hope it sells quickly! I love the quilting too!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful quilt, and lovely fresh colours :) xx
ReplyDeleteOoh, fab stashbuster!
ReplyDeleteWonderful quilting and a happy colour palette!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Question: Wouldn't there be enough squares for 2 quilts?
ReplyDeleteThat is lovely, and WHOA - the quilting! I love that design.
ReplyDeleteReally pretty and great quilting
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