Most of the Project Linus Big Bear Little Bear book-blanket challenge quilt top is pieced. I still have borders to add, but that will be quick. The blues in the quiltcoordinate amazingly well with the book.
I did an incredible job (if I do say so myself) of salvaging every last scrap of my bear fabric. I had less than a half yard to begin with. To make it go further, I used pieces of it in the small 9-patches, with mini-cameos in some of the centers.
It's very crisp and sweet. It reminds me of the colors of Santorini, but it is also very Arctic, ice and water and sky-like. I think it is playful enough too that a small child will appreciate it. Now, to get it completed by early October.
I did an incredible job (if I do say so myself) of salvaging every last scrap of my bear fabric. I had less than a half yard to begin with. To make it go further, I used pieces of it in the small 9-patches, with mini-cameos in some of the centers.
It's very crisp and sweet. It reminds me of the colors of Santorini, but it is also very Arctic, ice and water and sky-like. I think it is playful enough too that a small child will appreciate it. Now, to get it completed by early October.
It's gorgeous
ReplyDeleteLove and hugs Gina xxx
Crisp and beautiful
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love this quilt! I have some polar bear fabric just waiting for me to have the chance to play with it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet quilt!
ReplyDeleteWOW! Good job of interpretation. Some small child is going to love this quilt.
ReplyDeleteI love this quilt! It's a great Project Linus idea, too. Maybe I'll suggest the book/quilt link to my guild. What fun!
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