I have tons of fabric, huge plastic bins full of it in my craft room. I think my husband cringes a little every time I come home with another bag from Jo-Ann's!
I have been making an effort to use what I already have for my projects instead of adding to my ever growing collection. I made this quilt with some charm pack squares I have had for over a year! They are the Sugar Pop line by Liz Scott for Moda.
I used a drunkard's path square (more on that later) and I am really digging the modern curvy look. It measures 40" x 40".
I used some Kona solids I had in my stash too, the white for the top and the green for the binding. Its the same green I used on Emily's quilt. The only fabric I had to buy for this one was what I used for the back and the stripe on the front, and I used every last bit of it.
I liked this quilt so much I considered keeping it for Emily but I think I will gift it instead, I think I know of the perfect home for it!
beautiful! i was considering making a circle quilt and i love the way half the circle matches the background. just gorgeous!
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