It is time for cozy snugness—even here in Tucson where it’s down in the 30s at night. To keep us warm, I’ve just finished making my first full-size quilt.
The fabrics are Amy Butler’s Midwest Modern. The colors are more spring-like than winter, but I’m okay with that.
By the way, Amy offers pattern corrections for those projects where she previously called for using Timtex™. You may want to check it out and update your patterns.
The pattern is Charming Log Cabin from Threaded Pear’s online store.
It’s not a fancy or elaborate quilt but perfect for a beginner. The finished size is 66”x88”—as Goldilocks said, “It’s just right.”
It turned out quite nice, thank you, and will be perfect for my young niece to snuggle under when she’s here at Christmas.
14 comments:
goodness - it's beautiful, and I'm loving the scalloped edge!
ps. it's nice to see you back!
Beautiful!!! The scalloped border is perfect. Your niece will be snuggling in style : )
Yipee -- you're a quilter!!! It's just beautiful Junie -- I LOVE the scalloped border!
Wow junie that's really beautiful. I love the scalloped edges! Happy that you're back!
Oh my goodness... YOU'RE BACK!! What a wonderful surprise!! Are you back for good? Hope so! Missed you a lot!
Your quilt is lovely, lovely, lovely!
Hugs...
Joni
June, that is just gorgeous. I love the fabrics you selected. Very nice!
June, that is gorgeous. I love the scalloped border!
Oh Junie Moon- It's beautiful. What fun to snuggle under a pink and green quilt. Will your niece be sipping tea or cocoa?
Everything about your quilt is lovely! What nice work!
Beautiful quilt! Great to see you back on your blog!
Merry Christmas,
Jane
Love the fabric and the clean lines of the quilt! And soooo happy to see you're back!
I'm so glad you finished it. I know you were looking forward to doing that. It's very pretty June.
Pretty scalloped quilt. I like the simplicity of it. I'm so glad I decided to click over and see if you were "back on"....Yay, you are!
Merry Christmas Junie,
Jody
Well I guess this explains your absence in part... what a simply gorgeous creation! The fabric choices are wonderful - Amy Butler! - and the scalloped edges must require so much patience.
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