I cut what I needed and tossed the remainder of the folded yardage to the side, into my put-these-away basket, where it landed next to this
Oh, wait...I like that!
What else can I add?
And so it begins. 😂
I always need masculine quilts and bought the deer fabric with the idea that it would make a good future project...I guess it just moved up to present project.
Something simple. I saw that Fabric Cafe (of 3-yard quilt fame) just released a new 5-yard quilt book. I don't have any of their books, but I do have a few patterns and just recently made my first one although I made it bigger. But I bought this one and I thought this pattern called Jitterbug, might work. They almost always use a white or cream in their designs, but I'm going a little rouge for this one
I eliminated the light fabric in the initial pull and switched out the green for a different green, more subdued, that I think I like better. The change is subtle, but the other green was too loud and I want the fabrics to be a little muted for this project. I hope it works.
I have other things I ought to be working on, but apparently this one needs to be made first. 😉
3 comments:
Sometimes quilt projects just push their way to the top of the list. These fabrics certainly are masculine, the quilt will be loved!
Great fall colors. Definitely a masculine quilt that will be loved! I need to make more male quilts but it’s difficult for me.
I didn’t know of the new book. I’ll check it out. I don’t make many small quilts. Love your fabric choices.
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