I bought 3 1/2 yards of this fabric and then cut it in half.
Pieced the two halves together.
And that's how I got my size.
these quilt lines are 4" apart
do you know the blue painter's tape trick?
um, it's the best (thanks, EM)
detail of how the quilting looks on the back.
I purchased it locally, but looks like you can purchase online too
Note: I got lazy and didn't pre wash my binding fabric. Huge mistake. One I will never make again. It really warped the borders. And so......the handstitching has already snapped twice....when the girls use their great manners and yank the blanket out of my hands. So annoying. But there is no way I'm going to unpick. Lesson learned peeps.
I absolutely love it!! So pretty!
ReplyDeleteThat's great! I love the simplicity!
ReplyDeleteIt's a beautiful quilt!
ReplyDeleteSo much fun! I have been collecting black and white fabrics for a while to make a quilt. Now I just have to find time to get back to sewing.
ReplyDeleteCompletely and utterly fabulous. LOVE it.
ReplyDeleteIt looks fabulous.
ReplyDeleteOh my! I am sooooo in love with this quilt! It is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI love it!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous! It's funny how we so quickly forget the beauty of simplicity.
ReplyDeleteWhat color white and what binding fabric did you use? They're perfect!
Very pretty! let me just say i wasn't digging it the first few pictures, but when i saw it on the the couch, i luv it! It's great!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing this quilt. My husband wanted me to make a quilt for his brother who is being married, but I couldn't find one that we thought he and his future wife would like. When he saw this, we decided to go for it. And since it was simple, I could get it done before the wedding, even though I had less than 2 weeks. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteAny interest in selling one? It's gorgeous and just what I've been looking for!
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