I paired these prints with kona in ash (probably my most favorite shade of kona-and the hardest to find lately!). Simple strips, some straight line quilting, and bias-cut binding. It made for a great baby boy quilt!
Front:
Back:
Quilting detail on front:
And on back:
And on back:
In a tree:
It was so hard to give this quilt away! It was graciously accepted into it's new home, though, where it is surely keeping a baby boy snuggly warm!
P.S. Check out the snow in those pictures! I think we got 6", and school was closed for 4 days (plus the Monday before was a holiday!). Oh, Seattle! It amuses how the busy, busy city just quietly shuts down for the snow. And ramps right back up when it melts!
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Yep, that's the Pacific Northwest for ya.
You're on a roll lately my dear - I LOVE this!
ooo, it's perfect! love that you bought smaller cuts, I have to remember that next time.
Fab quilt and fab snowy pictures!
We'll take some of that snow here in the other corner (NH) - we've had almost none! The quilt is beautiful, and I love that you kept it simple to show off the fabric.
For some reason I haven't heard of Echo, but I REALLY like it! It's striking, esp the last photo on the chair. I love it! We got 8" here in VA! Fortunate for those who like snow, unfortunate for my husband who has to get the power back on! But it is quite lovely for quilt pictures. :)
That's one lucky baby!
Beautiful quilt and I love the quilting, how did you do it?
Ohh, so pretty :) Sometimes simple strips make the best quilts! Glad it was loved in its new home!
love it! i am making a baby strip quilt right now too and i am digging on your quilting lines....might work for me as well :) this looks really great - i am still hoarding my echo, but soon i must cut into it! lovely quilt.
Ooooh, I love that one! Great fabric!
LOVE the quilting on this!
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