I’ve mentioned before that I like to cut out more than one scrap quilt at a time. This top was a quick one to piece from strips cut when I was cutting for the Baby Cabin. I started piecing some blocks on Thursday and Saturday nights and finished the top up today.
Initially I thought I’d do a string quilt but decided that with all the strips the same width that a Roman Stripe would be a better choice. I cut my muslin squares oversized and foundation pieced the strips to half the block and trimmed to size.
The quilt is 38×45.
This little quilt is so sweet, Mary! Destination in mind for your little gem?
This is a very cute little quilt. Thanks for sharing.
Very pretty and spring-like Mary! Makes me think of spring flowers.
That is really cute, Mary. I can’t wait to see it quilted. I never liked 30’s prints until about year ago. Now they are so fresh-looking, I love them.
Love the quilt, as well as the Baby Cabin. Really sweet and fresh looking! Good job!
I am SO ready for spring! Your little quilt definitely gives that feel! I actually saw my first daffodils yesterday while DH and I went out for a drive.Kairle
What a lovely little gem.
I like this quilt! It is so springy! (Is “springy” a word?)
I love strip piecing on a foundation. It’s my fave. Love the pastels!!
Oh! Another winner, Mary! I love 30’s prints. May have to make one of these too. Very pretty. Thanks for sharing.
cute, do you plan to do some kind of “triangle” quilting in the muslin area? (I like to set quilts on point just for the fancy triangle quilting!)
This is a very cute quilt! I just love that green border 🙂