A Fresh and Modern Baby Quilt (are you getting sick of seeing these? yet again?)
What can I say? Some my favorite fabric designers, Amy Butler, Denyse Schmidt, Heather Bailey - lovely fabrics make cute baby quilts.
Together with a very basic but sweet pieced back. The small floral print is a Japanese print called Spring Garden purchased from This and That from Japan on Etsy.
Quilted with straight vertical lines, just one inch apart and I am still loving polka dot fabric for binding. This time another Japanese import - Kei Honeycomb in blue.
A reminder also that whilst I am at the Sisters' Market on Saturday November 7 (Australian Eastern Daylight Time), my Etsy Store will be closed, re-opening Sunday 8 November 2009.
I *love* that Spring Garden fabric! Good luck at the market - I wish I lived over there so I could see your beautiful quilts in person!
ReplyDeleteOh you silly girl! We'll never be sick of seeing your quilts -- they're too beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBest of luck, Rita! I hope your Etsy store reopens empty!!
ReplyDeleteTired of seeing your creations...are you Kidding me?:)Never!!
ReplyDeleteLove it, I was just thinking of you because I am getting ready to order my first labels! I have never ordered anything from Etsy so that will be a first too.
So....you like polka dots huh?:) I just started a blog and today was just my 4th post and there is a giveaway....could be something you might like there!;)
this looks like a spring meadow just ready to be frolicked in! I love it and am always inspired by your quilts! thanks!
ReplyDeleteLove the strip quilt...but that stack of quilts at the bottom of the post - HEAVENLY!!
ReplyDeleteGreat quilt and truly reversible :)
ReplyDeleteI just adore quilts all stacked up like that! Loving all the fabrics you used in the new quilt and the back is so sweet! Very nice :)
ReplyDeleteSick of them? NEVER!!! Keep'em coming! What inspiration!
ReplyDeletePaulette
Love your new little quilt - will never get sick of those. Your stack of quilts looks delicious - I am sure your stall tomorrow is going to look fabulous.
ReplyDeleteNice work, as always!
ReplyDeleteLove them soooo much! I'm making two sort of similar ones for my daughters for Christmas. I love your fabrics.
ReplyDeleteWhat a heavenly stack of quilty yuminess!!!
ReplyDeleteLove your little quilt.Rita.
ReplyDeleteGood Luck at the Sisters Market.
Mum.
So pretty! Thanks for sharing...
ReplyDeleteI'll never get sick of cute baby quilts; keep them coming:-)
ReplyDeleteThe pieced back is lovely. Sweet but not too sweet! Good luck at the market!
ReplyDeleteI love seeing your fabrics and the patterns you use them for, keep showing them. I adore the sweet floral fabric.
ReplyDeletehow could we ever get sick of seeing those?!
ReplyDeleteGood luck at the market!
i'll never be sick of them. they make either be a little child again or have a baby each week just to keep up with you. :)
ReplyDeleteanyway, i think this is my new favourite. i absolutely love everything about it. i love the spring garden fabric. lovely lovely lovely!!!
I never tire of looking at your inspirational quilts - rest assured!
ReplyDeleteNot sure I could ever tire of your use of colors and prints! Always so fresh and crisp!
ReplyDeleteDitto everyone who says we can never get sick of seeing you quilts, Rita. Keep them coming. It's my daily eye-candy ;-) I love the freshness of this - stunning. And it includes all my old faves and now new... Spring Garden is beautiful. All in all gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI will NEVER tire of baby quilts! I'm trying to decide on a design for my own baby's quilt.... I'm thinking simple is good, and this straight-forward design is near the top of my list!
ReplyDeleteI could never be sick of seeing any of your wonderful quilts and color combinations. They are all so pretty!! Good luck at they Sister's Market on Saturday.
ReplyDeleteI'm also never sick of seeing what you create Rita, and I adore your pile of quilts there. I can't wait to hear how the market went for you today. xo
ReplyDeleteoh so pretty! I made keira a quilt like that before twins were born and loved it because you get to really see the fabrics and I could do it in a weekend
ReplyDeleteyour quilts are just simply gorgeous and I love nothing more than seeing quilts all stacked up
I think your blogs is one of the prettiest quilting blogs out there!!!
corrie:)
Ooh, I like this for a quick & simple baby quilt! I have a list of several baby quilts to make, and this will be next, assuming I can find the fabric pretty enough to make it work.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt! I know this was posted awhile ago, but I'm wondering if you can tell me more about that Japanese print you used called Spring Garden? I'm looking all over for it. I've been on the hunt for something exactly like that for a special project for my daughter.
ReplyDeleteI just love browsing your quilts. Keep up the good work!