I got a Moda Sherbet Pips jelly roll for my birthday
(thanks Mom!)
The precuts are out but seem to be hard to find.
so here is my version in Sherbet Pips.
I used the same process but did not bind this quilt, I left the edges raw.
This is really cute fabric with girls on scooters, girls on tree swings, puppies and scarves.
I used a lot of white strips for the backing but added some matching solids and prints from the line to give it some interest.
(sorry for the icky pictures, it is very dreary outside for sunny Florida)
Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteholy. cow. love. this.
ReplyDeleteLOVE LOVE LOVE! This would be a wonderful project for one of those jelly rolls in my stash. :)
ReplyDeleteLove it! You are so talented!
ReplyDeleteYou are incredibly talented! I always love to see what projects you are working on. It's very inspiring!
ReplyDeleteThank you all so much for those sweet comments!
ReplyDeleteYou amaze me!
ReplyDeleteWhere do I find a pattern for this? Yours is beautiful!
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ReplyDeleteSo beautiful!
ReplyDeleteDo you mind sharing the batting you used? (Is the fabric 100% cotton?)
Did you use flannel or cotton batting?
I love that the fabric bunches up a little around the threading!
Absolutely beautiful.
Love this and just bought a clearance jelly roll. I am curious, I have some ribbed chenille that I wanted to use for the back and forgo batting. Would this work, do you think? Also, I love the unbinded look, did you sew all the way around or just keep it as it after you sewed each strip down?
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Tammi