Last month, a good friend told me her daughter is expecting a baby. Oh joy! This will be the first grandchild on both sides of the family.
Last week, my friend called again to tell me it will be a girl. She is over the moon giddy with the news! Of course, I had to ask if she had chosen colors yet and yes, she had.
So, what do I do?
What every quilter does. Start to pull fabric for a quilt!
Grandma-to-be said the colors were minty green, coral/cantaloupe and gray. I like the way today's new moms choose modern color combos. It's so fresh and well, modern!
Then, I went on the hunt for a quilt pattern. Looking through my Pinterest board, I found one I liked. After those last 2 quilts I made, I wanted something simple without a gazillion pieces of varying sizes. Nope, this had to be simple.
I found this:
In one afternoon, I had my pieces cut and laid out.
(no photo taken...oops)
Yesterday, I sewed all of the rows together.
Today, I started to sew the sashing between the rows.
I really like how this is coming together...and so quickly!
Baby's due in April,
so I will have plenty of time to fiddle with it,
but I'm really hoping to get it finished this month.
I don't need another WIP!
Linking up with Elm Street Quilts One Monthly Goal
but I'm really hoping to get it finished this month.
I don't need another WIP!
Linking up with Elm Street Quilts One Monthly Goal
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Love your colour choices!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous colours. It is coming together really quickly too. x
ReplyDeleteLove the colors!
ReplyDeleteGreat fabrics. Thanks for thinking up with Elm Street Quilts One Monthly Goal. Good luck with your goal!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty color combination. Looks like you are well on your way to meeting this month's OMG. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteI think it's going to end up super cute. And you're right - the modern choices for nurseries are just the way to make a quilters heart sing.
ReplyDeleteE xx