One of the major culprits of my piecing addiction.
This is my version of Julie Pickle's Spirograph quilt.
I used Moda's Winter's Lane by Kate & Birdie. I love this fabric.
Better yet? Mr. Boss loves it too and said how much he loved it and the pattern. He does not always love all my quilts as much as I do!
I cannot stress enough how fun this quilt was. It is an intermediate level pattern, but if I had a day where my boys weren't distracting me, I am positive it can be done in a day. It only took two short afternoons.
She is debuting it on her blog at Distant Pickles TODAY! All of the links are there for you to go purchase the pattern so you can make your very own.
I highly recommend you check out her blog to see the other versions also! Some of us used yardage, a few of us used fat quarters with yardage, and Bree, her blogmate, made one entirely scrappy with a fat quarter bundle!!
Now to decide on my backing and quilting!!!
It looks great, I have fabric that I have been saving. I may have to change plans and make this.
ReplyDeleteIt is gorgeous! The fabric is so pretty and this pattern really shows it off. Love the darker background too!
ReplyDeleteLove love love this quilt top! I have a bundle of Winter's Lane fabric and can't wait to use it up :)
ReplyDeleteAmanda
can u tell me how big exactly the blocks are so I can make it.and exactly how many blocks there are in it
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