The finished product:
The finished quilt measures 25.5 inches x 30.5 inches. The quilt top was made from a standard size recycled pillowcase (with a 15 " square of fabric leftover), and 1/2 yard designer fabric.
I used a cotton/wool blend batting and quilted it again with straight lines for more emphasis on the simplicity of the block.
The back is pieced with some of the left over pillowcase fabric and another 1/2 yard of Kaffe Fassett Polka Dot fabric, this time in the colorway Sprout
To frame the quilt and in keeping with the pretty colors used in the quilt, I added a pink check binding.
This environmentally conscious baby quilt is now listed in my Etsy Store, be sure to check it out! Reduce, Re-use, Recycle!
Friday, July 3, 2009
Pillowcase Baby Quilt
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Red Pepper Quilts - Rita Hodge
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Love how it turned out! Sooo cute!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE it! You do beautiful work!
ReplyDeleteYou are sooooo quick! What's next? ;)
ReplyDeleteSo adorable! I love that you added the green polka dots on the back, too. Very creative :)
ReplyDeleteLooks Great.the quilting really suits & the Back looks Fab as usual
ReplyDeletecheers
So cute - I love that you used an old pillowcase. Absolutely darling!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute.
ReplyDeleteLove the pink binding.
Andi :-)
Thank you, Rita, your quilts really inspire me!!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous!! I love the back too, those Kaffe spots are glorious. So nice to re-use xo
ReplyDeleteGreat way to recycle -- and very cute!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!! I just love the KF spots you used with it. So gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteYou never cease to amaze me! I have been concerned about my comment of being fascinated with your shopping at a thrift shop - I have felt sorry about saying that and there you go - thrift shop and KF - he would love it! Some little treasure will, too!
ReplyDeleteHugs - Lurline♥
Lovely!
ReplyDeleteSo cute - I love that you used an old pillowcase.
ReplyDeleteBest way to recycle..
Thanks for stopping by! Your so fast with your quilts, I love love love every single one. Your my color hero, you match everything so well and find new color combinations for me to ahem...copy. :) -Allison
ReplyDeleteThat's adorable -- you're so very clever!!!
ReplyDeletelove it! and the pink check binding.. perfect!
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is so cute- I sure look at thrift store/yard sale linens differently! Possible quilt fabric at a great price!!!
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