After I finished organizing everything downstairs, I decided I’d sew a little. These little 3 yard quilts are so fast to cut and piece that before I knew it, the top was done! This one is called Brick Street and it’s from the Fast and Fun 3 Yard Quilt book. I left the last 1 inch finished border off and will bind it in a black fabric from stash. Since the design wall has the log cabin blocks on it, I just draped it across the ironing board.
These black and yellow prints are SO pretty!
That’s different – I like it!
So cute and not the expected quilt. Love it.
That turned out SEW cute, Mary!!
Love love love the fabrics in this one!
Might have to look for this book. I do a lot of strip pie quilts for kids and like that pattern but other Brick Street one is really calling to me!
Hi Mary, this is a lovely quilt design and the fabric you picked is just perfect. Thank you for introducing me to Fabric Cafe 3-yard quilts. I had never heard on them until you posted the picture of the Town Square 3-Yard quilt a few days ago. I went to their Etsy shop where she has her downloadable books and I’ve bought two of them. I love the simplicity of the whole quilt making process and that she explains how to make twin size and queen/king size using the same pattern. I’m in the process of looking through my stash to make my first quilt, I love that you only need to find three different fabrics to make a quilt. Hugs, Jen
Oh – I love this one. I think I have that pattern too and will need to look. The idea of working on 3-yard quilts is a good one as there are so many fun patterns out there for them.
Very pretty!!
That looks like such a happy fabric ! You put that together so fast. xo
A larger version of this would be perfect for my leftover animal print batik fabrics. Of course I’d have to buy more fabric for the sashing!