It is unusual for me to settle on a quilt plan so quickly, but when i got the idea for this modified log cabin i decided not to over think it and just go with it!! Overall i think i am happy with it. Thanks
Angela for helping me with my squaring up issues. They are likely a little off, but it is hard to tell.
Also, thank you ladies for all your wonderful tips and advice about mixing these fabrics when i
blogged about them the other day. I think i am pretty pleased with how it turned out. What do you think?
My helper acquired a helper while holding the quilt for me. Sorry about the weird light in all the pictures. Even a nice camera can not save you from a dark house with bad lighting.
I am going ahead and posting this over at
Amylouwho's for this weeks
sew and tell. Go and check out what all the other ladies have made this week. I have been checking through the day and there is a lot of great stuff.
26 comments:
Wow... aren't you speedy fast! Love it! Does it have an intended home?
it's pretty!
I know what you mean about over thinking things! I love how it turned out.
Really cute! I had my mom scower the JoAnns in her area hoping to find that Heather Ross fabric but she came up empty handed. :(
I love this! Pretty, bright colors, so cheerful. Thanks for sharing. :)
Cute one Leslie!
So cute, love those babushka gals. Your squares look fine to me, I think we can stress too much about that stuff. I love the pink and purple fabric you used to frame the babushkas.
Kelly :-)
Very cute - like the fabrics...
Russian stacking dolls have always had a warm spot in my heart. This looks like a very happy quilt, even in a dark house with bad lighting :o)
love how you used that fabric!!!
A sweet quilt, love the matroushka dollies in the centre fabric squares.
oh how lovely! this finished out wonderfully! these are some of my favorite colors and the matroushka dolls in the middle are perfect!
another great project from you! keep 'em coming!
enjoy all y'all's weekend!
Great job! They certainly do look square (but you totally NEED a square ruler, you would love having one).
I think we're all stuck in bad lighting these days - that cherry quilt helps clear out some of the gloom!
I looks really good! I can't believe you got that made already!
It looks great. You really did a wonderful job. I like that you went with two colors for the second layer. Can't wait to see the back.
SO cute!! gorgeous!!
I love it! It's so cute. I'm not a big fan of yellow, but you made this work :) Great job :)
Your quilt looks lovely. Sometimes some quilts can't wait and you just have to make them pronto.
Really pretty quilt. Fast finish. Thanks for sharing!
Leslie, you are so talented. What an amazing job!
Is Chris real or just a stand with hands and feet to hold up your quilts?
Man, that was quick. I love those nesting dolls! Nice job.
That came together really well, thanks for sharing.
It looks awesome! And holy cow, that was quick! It's probably quilted and bound by now, huh? :)
I love it! Makes me think Spring. lol Great job! ;o)
Its beautiful!!!!
Beautiful!!! quilts always have a special place in my heart ;)
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