I just have to tack the binding to the back and it is finished!
I love that is unique. I used Amy Butler's Lotus Brick path quilt pattern (picture only!) then cut my bricks out of fat quarters to a size I could get the most pieces from. I wanted to stuff each brick, but my past experiece with a pillow quilt has shown that they come apart with use, so I decided to use a strip method.
I stuffed each row with poly-fil and closed it at each end.
In order to break up the tube look, I used some embroidery thread and tied off a knot in the center of each brick. The knots are all different colors. I like how the fabrics came together. I just stood in front of the fat quarters pulling out fabrics at random, hoping they would all compliment each other.
Here it is with part of the back flipped over. I thought this was a fun fabric for the backing, and it was reasonably priced at JoAnns. The fabrics on the front were a little pricey. ;0(
When I posted this on my facebook page, my life-long friend, Sheri, commented that she wanted it and I thought - yes, perfect...this one is for her!
So as soon as I get that back of that black and white pok-a-dot biding tacked down, it's off in the mail to Sheri Anne!
Happy Fabric Tuesday! Linking up with QuiltStory.
Kris
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Very cute! I love the colors, and how thick it is! I bet it's super warm! I'll have to remember it next time I want to make a comforter! Thanks for sharing!
Posted by: Becky Johnson | 03/15/2011 at 04:24 PM
Ooo I love this! Great fabrics and it looks so snug! Thanks for linking to Fabric Tuesday!
Posted by: Megan and Heather Sisters on QuiltStory | 03/17/2011 at 09:20 PM