Wednesday, July 22, 2009

Another One for the Shop

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Months and months ago I got a package of precut squares on Ebay for a steal. I can't remember exactly how much they were, but it was definitely under $5 for 35 6.5" squares with shipping included. They have been sitting in my stash for a while, but I was inspired by the summer to whip them out again. I added some white linen that I had on hand and ended up with a simple zig-zag pattern. I think it goes really well with the Seventies feel of the fabrics.


I wanted to do something a bit different with the quilting. Normally I stipple my quilts, but I thought that the smaller size of a baby quilt was perfect for experimentation. I used a fairly dense straight line style that I thought would be a nice counterpoint to the zig-zag design. I absolutely love how it turned out! It looks great, but I think the best part is the texture. It feels so amazing.

Here's a view of the back. Don't you just love this fabric? Its on sale here, and I'm debating whether I want some of the other prints or not.

This one is destined for the shop. I love this one, and its a little hard for me to let it go, but I have a finite amount of storage space. My housemate already thinks I'm a huge packrat!

8 comments:

Mushyhed said...

Love, love, love this one Kat! I've been doing straight line quilting and am doing something similar to yours on one of my quilts. Great job!

~Michelle~ said...

So much fun! And you're not a pack rat - you are prepared! ;)

Mary P said...

Very cute Kat!

LJ said...

That is one fabulous quilt!

DG said...

oh-em-gee, so beautiful! xxxx

(i'm actually sitting on a rippingoutseams original as i type...puts me in a good mood every time i walk in the door)

Patty said...

Looks great Kat, love the colors. I been into the turquiose lately! Everything just pops!

Katiebee said...

KAat, you are so creative! Love the colors!

School of Crafts said...

I am a huge fan of zigzag quilts. I especially like the straight line quilting on this one.