Thursday, June 10, 2010
Rebekah's Scrappy Log Cabin Quilt
Thank you all so much for contributing to this quilt!
It was so much fun to see how my pile of scraps from old projects were turned into these beautiful blocks.
The colors and patterns are wild and crazy, and while I could have added sashing between to tone things down, I decided to sew each block directly together for a true patchwork look. This quilt is a birthday present for a hippie and color loving person and I know that she'll love the craziness of it.
I started with the 20 blocks that you all sent me and then I added five blocks of my own to make it a square quilt. The final size is about 55" x 55."
Thank you all so much for contributing to this quilt! I know that my cousin will have lots of fun examining each of the fabrics in this (she's going to school for fashion design). Now I'm just catching a few more peeks at this before I have to wrap it up and give it away.
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That looks amazing! So bright and fun, I'm sure she will love it!
ReplyDeleteIt came out so beautifully!!! And it's perfect for someone studying fashion design! Kudos to you for being able to give this one up hehe :)
ReplyDeleteThat came out wonderful! :) I hope she loves it! :) What a great gift.
ReplyDeleteit looks great!
ReplyDeleteIt is beautiful. Nice to see the final products.
ReplyDeleteLooks fabulous!! I love all the splashes of colour..really makes it zingy!
ReplyDeleteIt is so gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great fabric history! It is a beautiful quilt....thanks for sharing the finished product.
ReplyDeleteThank you everyone! I really had a fun time putting these together and admiring your handiwork!
ReplyDeleteIt looks amazing! I love how it all came together. The binding finishes it perfectly.
ReplyDeleteWow - it looks fabulous! That was fun!
ReplyDeleteit turned out amazing! that's so sweet of you to give it away!
ReplyDeleteit's gorgeous! I love seeing it all quilted up!
ReplyDeleteLuv it, luv it, luv it!
ReplyDeleteA child of the'60s.