You cut very very carefully into 12 squares and make a log cabin type quilt. It's not huge, but big enough for a 7 year old to snuggle under. This is one that I was going to do for his birthday in, um February!
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
What do you do if you live on an Island where you can't get any more than one fat quarter of a special fabric?
You cut very very carefully into 12 squares and make a log cabin type quilt. It's not huge, but big enough for a 7 year old to snuggle under. This is one that I was going to do for his birthday in, um February! 
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It is absolutely PERFECT! I think so anyway! Your colors go very well together and you did a great job making the best of a little bit!
ReplyDeleteThat is so awesome, Deb! What an incredible way to STRETCH that fabric into a whole quilt! I love it!!!
ReplyDeleteI love it. you did a great job on making that adorable fabric work.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to get the most out of a single fat quarter!
ReplyDeleteGreat job on making it stretch!
ReplyDeleteDo you need any more of it? I have a 10x22 piece I could send you.
Very nice...sometimes I wish I lived on an island. I'm assuming the idea itself is more romantic than the actual living on an island, though.
ReplyDeleteActually, living on an Island is pretty cool - only three hours from one side to the other...and there's the 'four seasons in one day'...
ReplyDeleteThat's three hours in a car...it's like 10 min on a plane...
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