I found the perfect fabric in my stash to bind this sweet baby quilt:
It’s a random blue on blue polka dot that picks up on the shades of blue on the birdies scattered across the focus fabric. I really like how the blue binding frames the quilt on both front . . .
. . . and back:
One more look:
Now freshly laundered, this quilt is ready to be wrapped up and sent to its new owner, Baby Alira.
Alira’s Quilt measures 44″ square. The pineapple blocks were made using the Four Triangle Method described in Karin Hellaby’s book Pineapple Plus (Quilter’s Haven Publications, 2010). Sherry Wadley quilted it edge-to-edge with a delightful cloud motif.
I have enough fabric left to make another quilt. I’m going to add another round to make the pineapple block bigger and make a quilt for a young mother of three little boys who needs a feminine lap quilt to snuggle up in. Luckily, I have enough left of that wonderful polka dot fabric to bind a second quilt.
It is so pretty! You always pick the best fabrics that compliment each other so well!
Sweet!
Love the colours
Two mothers and their children will be very pleased.
Great choice for the binding fabric!
Beautiful work. Very cheerful.
The quilt turned out great. The back is as pretty as the front. The binding is perfect…you’re right.
What a finish! Was this fabric in your stash . . . or is it a newly-found-I-can’t-live-without-purchase? Fess up! 😉
From my stash. Honest!!