I've been slowly but surely working on my bottled rainbows quilt top. Last night I spent some time going through my scraps looking for fabric to match my berry and violet colors. I love sorting through my scraps and petting all my fabric. It takes me way longer than necessary because I have to oooh and aaah over all the lovely fabric I forgot I have. ha!
I am finishing up a baby girl quilt using the gorgeous Children at Play fabric by Sarah Jane studios. Oh how I love each and every fabric in that line, so girly girl and precious. My original idea was to take the "parade" fabric and build a quilt on top of it. I finished up the top section of the quilt last night and when I started looking at how it would turn out when I added the parade on the bottom I just didn't like it. Here's the top section...
and here's the top section with the parade scene laid under it, obviously it's not ironed or attached yet. I don't think I am going to add the parade, it just looks out of place there and the top is 40" x 40" so it's already a generous baby quilt size.
Now I'm back to the drawing board to whip up a new design that lets the parade scene be the star of the show. Wish me luck!
Linking up to WiP Wednesday at Freshly Pieced...
5 comments:
Good luck! I love everything you're working on!
The quilt is beautiful. I think the parade scene would be great framed or stretched over a canvas.
Adorable crib quilt, Mitzi. Your choice of fabrics makes it look delicate yet fun. Lucky baby!
best, nadia
I think you could use the parade scene on the back surrounded by other stripes of fabric. Then your quilt would be double sided :)
Oh it's so cute! Why don't you make the parade be the star of the back of the quilt? It's such a fantastic piece!
Either way, that quilt is darling!
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