After the top was together, I decided at the last minute that I wanted to use some of the solid grey batik fabric as my backing instead of my normal flannel-for-baby-quilts MO. As an Island Batik Ambassador, I am provided with samples of various lines of Island Batik fabrics and Aurifil thread to use and share with you!
For the quilting, I use the same paisley floral motif that I recently used for my Bear Tracks baby quilt. I used white Aurifil thread and tried to keep my individual "flowers" about the size of an index card so that the quilting wouldn't be too dense.
I used black solid batik for the binding and used black thread to machine bind the quilt.
Now my challenge assignment is complete! Thank you as always to Island Batik for choosing me as ambassador and a really big thank you to Accuquilt for letting us play with your super fun machines! I will admit that I was skeptical of how much I would like using the Go! cutter and I really loving using it.
Quilt Stats:
Name: Pink Stars
Pattern: self-designed, based on classic quilt blocks
Size: 40" square
Fabrics: Island Batik basics and blenders
Quilting: paisley flowers in white Aurifil
Started: March 2019
Finished: April 2019
Sharing at Oh Scrap, Let's Bee Social, Wednesday Wait Loss, and Needle and Thread Thursday!
Just adorable, I love your fabric choice.
ReplyDeleteIn my youth, pink and black were a very popular choice. I like that you chose it.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful baby quilt. Love your quilting motif.
ReplyDeleteFantastic, Alison! And given how many baby quilts you have needed, it's probably good to have this one on hand. :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet and adorable baby quilt, love the color combination!
ReplyDeleteI just love this quilt! Great color combination.
ReplyDeleteThis turned out wonderful. A fun cheery baby quilt.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun baby quilt! Those colors remind of me of Good N Plenty candies. Remember them?
ReplyDeleteIt's so bright and cheery. Black and pink go very well together.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun quilt and I agree with Louise - good and plenty does come to mind!
ReplyDeleteThe gray looks great on the back and shows off your lovely quilting.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful finish and lovely quilting! I'm kind of a fan of all things pink, so this stood out the second I saw it!
ReplyDeleteThis is so sweet! I'm loving that quilting motif you're using. Thanks for sharing on Wednesday Wait Loss.
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