It doesn't happen to me very often, but every once in a while, a new fabric provides the immediate inspiration for a quilt. That was the case this time around. It started with this fabric that I got at Hancock's of Paducah in late July. It is from the "Wildflowers" line by Debbie Beaves for Robert Kaufman fabrics.
I have been wanting to make the pattern "Wiggle Time" by Cynthia Brunz for quite a while, and this was the perfect background fabric for it. Here is the photo from Cynthia's pattern page.
The pattern is very well written and went together quickly. In a very short time, I had this wonderful finished quilt top.
Wiggle Time quilt top, 45" x 57"
I found this adorable flannel fabric that includes all the colors of the quilt top to use for the backing.
The flannel piece wasn't quite big enough, so I added a couple strips of orange polka dot flannel to extend it.
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Julie in GA
Really nice "Wiggle Time" finish--I love the flannel backing..so cute..hugs, Julierose
ReplyDeleteGreat version of Wiggle Time! It is one of my favorites! And your adaptation shows what a great pattern it is! The backing flannel is perfect!
ReplyDeleteI've been wanting to make Wiggle Time and yours has convince me now is the time!
ReplyDeleteJulie your Wiggle Time is a beauty. How neat that it is the lights to Cynthia's darks. Let's us see this quilt pattern in a whole new light. Happy Stitching!!
ReplyDeleteyou are so right!! this was a perfect fabric for that quilt!!! and your backing is just as adorable!!! Go yoU!!!
ReplyDeleteI love everything about this quilt. Back is perfect.
ReplyDeleteOh definitely a cut quilt front and back. It looks like it was a great way to use up some smaller pieces of fabric and/or scraps. Yep, that bak is perfect and the orange addition works beautifully.
ReplyDeleteThis turned out amazing! I can see why that background fabric inspired you - it was perfect. I always find this pattern perfect for those fat quarters yo have in your stash.
ReplyDeleteThat turned out so dang cute!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun quilt Julie!
ReplyDeleteSweet quilt! I think I need this pattern!
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