While considering whether or not to put the fabric away after finishing my blocks or just letting it sit in the middle of my sewing room I couldn't help but note that these colors would make a great boy quilt... And boy colors are tough to pick! So I selected cluck cluck sews Scrappy Summer pattern which I've admired since Alison blogged about it and whipped up a bunch of these blocks in no time! I'm developing a bit of a habit with these do.Good Stitches blocks and color palettes. I did the same thing for May's do.Good Stitches blocks which were done in red, blue and navy also great masculine colors. Trying new things is one of the fun things about being a part of do.Good Stitches.
The Scrappy Summer patter is such a wonderful pattern! It goes together very quickly and works great for scraps. I used Kona White to make the four-patch blocks which are all strip pieced.
I assembled 30 blocks and arranged them in a crib size quilt measuring about 40x48 over the weekend. Next up is backing and binding additions. I've been hanging onto these little jellyfish guys for just the right boy quilt... not sure if this is the one or not!
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That jellyfish fabric is the cutest. Debbie
ReplyDeleteCute, simple, little quilt! I love it!
ReplyDeleteSuch a charming color palette! And I love the jellyfish fabric, it's too cute! :)
ReplyDeleteTerrific blocks and fabric combinations Heather! And the boy quilt is perfect! I love the jellyfish fabric backing; it makes me smile. The orange sale boats are great too. Whoop Whoop for you today!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations big time to your son! Making through Marine training is a huge accomplishment! Has he learned to like eating Spam yet?
Making more than one quilt from a fabric pull was a great idea! Yours looks great.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Shannon: ride that wave of inspiration! It's great that you're involved with something that introduces you to new techniques and color combinations you wouldn't have explored on your own. Well done!
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