Hellooooo... Just popping in to share some quiltiness on this fine Monday evening. I finished this cutie nearly 4 months ago but it got lost under a stack of other quilts. I finally excavated it to photograph and share with you all.
I ADORE this little baby quilt and am thrilled with how closely it matches the inspiration. It was inspired by a rug that I had seen and pinned to one of my Pinterest boards. Do you all use Pinterest? I don't get on there too often because when I do, I find that I've lost a couple of hours and feel like I need to redecorate my entire apartment.
Anyway, back to the quilt, You may have noticed that I usually use solid backings on my quilts, but for some reason I went with a gorgeous vintage cotton from the 40s or possibly the 50s. I think when I bought it, the seller thought it was from the 40s. So, I will go with that...it does feel like other cottons I have from that era: super soft! I so wish I had yards and yards of this vintage fabric because I would flip for a full size quilt in this pattern for myself, love that fabric so so much! It's a dreamy denim blue with crisp white flowers with grey shading and red and yellow centers. So much to love. Oh, how I ramble....
Thanks for checking in.
xo
Erica
Absolutely beautiful! A little different spin than some of your others which makes it even more fun! Love, Love, LOVE!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE all of your quilts! LOVE!!!
ReplyDeleteI love this quilt! Herringbone is maybe one of my favorite patterns, and lately I've been tempted to make a herringbone quilt. Yours is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI'm with Katie: I love all your quilts and this is no exception.
ReplyDeleteLove the contrast of the herringbone on the front and the flowers on the back. Another example of your great eye for putting the right fabrics together.
ReplyDeleteAnother great quilt! Love the herringbone pattern.
ReplyDeleteI love Pinterest but I am not on there too much - when I am it is the travel photos that make me crazy :)
I think I just found my inspiration for my new blanket I'll be sewing! Love that backing too!
ReplyDeleteLove the quilt, it's very striking and the 40's fabric is the bomb. Yes, I'm hooked on Pinterest. Right now I can win free fabric, if I get enough repins on this: http://pinterest.com/pin/134193263867966800/ Wish me luck!
ReplyDeleteit's such a totally gorgeous quilt, everything about it is simply perfect!!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! Do you sell these?
ReplyDeleteI keep pinning all these beautiful solid color quilts, then i realized the pictures are all taken on the same ladder... DING same quilter. I love your quilts, you have a great eye for color and contrast.
ReplyDeleteI LOOOOOOOVE this!! But then, I love ALLLLL your quilts...I've been trying to decide which one to make for my son's room and now you've complicated things even more. May have to make a few...
ReplyDeleteoh, wow!! this is fantastic!!! simple and lovely!!
ReplyDeleteWould you share where you got this pattern? Or - how you made it? LOVE IT! Would be great for our new nursery!
ReplyDeleteBe still my heart, this quilt calls to me!
ReplyDeleteI'm currently planning a quilt with all solids and it never even occured to me to use a print on the back. Thanks for the inspiration! Yours is lovely!
ReplyDeleteI love this quilt! are you planning on selling it or could I get the pattern from you?
ReplyDeleteI am absolutely in love with this quilt. Like everyone else, I would love more details or a pattern. Or maybe at least some tips? ; )
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
This quilt is so successful: the colors, the proportions, the patterns. Very lovely. I'll be giving this a go! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteWhere did you get the ladder/quilt rack? What a fabulous way to display the quilt!
ReplyDeleteI would love to know where you got this pattern, too. This one is different than other ones I've seen before. It looks simple, though. I'd love to try it. Great job!
ReplyDeleteHey everyone! Thank you for the kind words about this quilt...
ReplyDeleteJust popping in to answer a few questions:
-I did not use a pattern for this quilt. I figured out my design using half-square triangles, using the rug I linked to as my inspiration.
-I won the ladder at an auction a couple of years ago...so glad I did!
-Yes, I sell my quilts...well, most of them. You can find a link to my shop in the sidebar or use my blog name in your preferred search engine and it should come up.
You all are the best, thank you for continually inspiring me to create :)
~Erica
CB Handmade
Are you selling this? Where do I buy a quilt like this?
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What are the solid colors on this quilt?
ReplyDeleteOh, I fell in love with your quilts, but this is my favourite!
ReplyDeleteYour quilts are gorgeous! Wish I could learn a few tricks from you!
ReplyDeleteI love this quilt! I've seen the front on Pinterest several times, but this was the first time to link to the blog and see the fun fabric on the back. I love the contrast of the soft gray and white and then the fun floral blue.
ReplyDeleteThis turned out striking! Love the two color tones!
ReplyDeleteJenn
www.quiltedthimblecottage.com
beautifull stuff , i like it
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