on the internet. No idea how I came across it. It is called the Easy Fat Quarter Quilt and your copy of the pattern can be found here. It was fast, but next time I won't go out and buy 6 fat quarters. I'm just going to cut up fabrics to the sizes needed and sew it together.
I have no idea what the line of fabric was called because I tossed everything out in the garbage that would have told me. I just picked up six of the fat quarters and went for it. I would pay more attention the next time I make this pattern up.
I wanted a particular colour of thread, but couldn't find it. Cheryl suggested this one and it worked beautifully. King Tut 920
I couldn't find a pantograph with lots of nice woodland creatures so I opted for Sweet Snooze.
I wanted a particular colour of thread, but couldn't find it. Cheryl suggested this one and it worked beautifully. King Tut 920
I couldn't find a pantograph with lots of nice woodland creatures so I opted for Sweet Snooze.
The backing is flannelette and I only bought what I needed. It is now $17.99 a meter and that's just about my limit.
I went out to the deck and snapped a few photos of the finished quilt.
The store didn't bring in any yardage so we opted for a solid fabric for the binding
and I didn't forget my new label. This is so much easier than printing off labels on the computer and you can stitch through these beautifully.
Another quilt for the donation pile.