Much of my recent quilting time has been focused on prepping quilt tops and backs to have them long-arm quilted. In between doing that, I've become a little fixated on the Trip Around the World design. I started with a mini quilt top made as a sample for an extra-long twin version that I will be making for our guild's Community Service project. I wanted to try out the pattern one more time before starting the bed-sized quilt, which led to this sweet blue and yellow baby quilt top.
39.75" x 51.5"
My original fabric pull for this quilt included one different fabric, but it was just too blah with the rest, and I swapped it out for the light blue check.
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Original fabrics
Final fabrics
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Happy quilting everyone!
Julie in GA
I am always drawn to the visual flow of the tatw and try to figure out each one in my head. Need to make more of those. THey are fun to quilt too.
ReplyDeleteGreat fabric pull! It will make a lovely twin quilt. Can't wait to see! Thanks for sharing on my weekly show and tell, Wednesday Wait Loss.
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Wow - gorgeous colors in that fabric pull. TATW is such a great pattern. Your baby version is awesome.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet baby flimsy and a great fabric pull. Those fabrics are going to get along beautifully!--TerryK@OnGoingProjects
ReplyDeleteI like the changes in the blue that you used. Super cute quilt. They are so fun to look at as the fabrics make your eyes move all over!
ReplyDeleteThe yellow and blue baby quilt is darling. The blue check was the right choice. You picked a fun color palette for the twin version. Looking forward to seeing that finished top.
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