Using a mix of pretty Tilda fabrics and following THIS METHOD, I pieced the top together way back in October last year and then I ashamed to say, it sat in my sewing room waiting patiently for me to finish it. After yet another squabble, I finally picked it up again a few weeks ago, sandwiched it, quilted it, stitched the binding and then before you could say 'Jack Robinson' it was swiftly nabbed for snuggling duties! With the Easter holidays over and having restored a little order, I thought it was about time it had it's photo taken.......
The fabrics in the main were from the Tilda collections Happiness is Homemade and Tiny Treasures, with a few of my favourites thrown in for good measure! For the binding, which did of course have to be stripy, I used Kitchen Stripe Blue. I backed it using Sally Brown, I LOVE this fabric (I had to join two lengths together as it wasn't quite wide enough).
I can honestly say, this is such a fun quilt to make and speaking from my own personal experience is perfect as a beginners project! If you would like to have a go at making one and would like to use the same fabrics as me, Mum and I have put together a limited number of quilt top packs on the website HERE... Don't forget you can find my 'How I made my original Brick Quilt' blog post HERE and there are also some handy step by step instructions for the different stages of quilt making on my Quilt Along blog page HERE.
Thank you as always for visiting and happy stitching!
I used some of those fabrics in my quilt after following your tutorials. The brick looks really lovely. Jo x
ReplyDeleteLovely design for a quilt.
ReplyDeleteIt's so beautiful! Imagine having made something that your family actually fight over to use...isn't that the biggest compliment they can pay you? x
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous and exactly what I am looking at for my daughters room! What are the finished dimensions? I would need it to be big enough to cover a full sized bed.
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