As I shared a few days ago, I was creating a new quilt. It was for a special little great nephew to be born any day now. I did not want to spoil the surprise when they received it so I held off on my post. The pattern was from the Quilt Sampler magazine which featured a quilt from Intown Quilters - local in my area. I was only using the pattern, and was color coordinating it with the baby's room.
Here I have my fabrics that I pulled mostly from my stash, except the stripe on top and the contemporary sqaures on the bottom, plus one other cool circle fabric. I cut them up into lots of little pieces, beginning with a 10.5" square of each and then put them together to my liking.
Next I placed them on my design board in a pleasing manner as I went, which totally shifted by the time the final quilt was done.
And, here it is - totally finished with a soft multi-colored minkee backing!
As I shared a few days ago, I was creating a new quilt. It was for a special little great nephew to be born any day now. I did not want to spoil the surprise when they received it so I held off on my post. The pattern was from the Quilt Sampler magazine which featured a quilt from Intown Quilters - local in my area. I was only using the pattern, and was color coordinating it with the baby's room.
Here I have my fabrics that I pulled mostly from my stash, except the stripe on top and the contemporary sqaures on the bottom, plus one other cool circle fabric. I cut them up into lots of little pieces, beginning with a 10.5" square of each and then put them together to my liking.
Next I placed them on my design board in a pleasing manner as I went, which totally shifted by the time the final quilt was done.
And, here it is - totally finished with a soft multi-colored minkee backing! 
2 comments:
It is such fun to see a project from the initial seed of inspiration, through to the final triumphant end. What a stunning quilt, so graphic and oh so "Judy". Wow......my love to you.
Love the way you let us see your process....and the quilt is gorgeous, as well. Little Jax will love it...
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