Mountain Trails little quilt top is completed. I reduced
Lori's pattern from 20 to 12 blocks. This is a more usable size for my doll beds. Lots of fun to sew, even though I had to work on my 1/4" a bit due to cutting lengths of strips beforehand. This is a method I've not used before, and it certainly creates accuracy. I've been on a doll, or little, quilt roll lately, and many other bloggers appear to be also. Thanks for another fun quilt-along, Lori!
I love it! The red you've used is so deep and rich. Gorgeous fabrics!
ReplyDeleteYour fabrics are beautiful! I didn't cut my fabrics accurately before adding them - just squared up the block when it was finished, and that kept it easier to do. Your blog is one of my favorites.
ReplyDeleteAll the little quilts are fabulous and I discovered that my machine stitching needs a lot of practice but I would say yours looks pretty neat.
ReplyDeleteDarling doll quilt! love the fabrics you chose.
ReplyDeleteVery nice!! I love it!!
ReplyDeleteI love this pattern, Jan! Looks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThe quilt picture is eyecatching, but your new background makes reading the text impossible (or atleast quite difficult) for me !
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous version!! Such rich fabrics!!! Ooo nearly makes me want to make another!! It was one of favorites!!
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I really like your interpretation. It looks great and it's done!
ReplyDeleteVery nice, Jan! I can certainly relate to being on a little quilt roll lately! Fun, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteVery nice, love your version.
ReplyDeleteI love browns and burgundy in a quilt, and this pattern shows them off nicely.
ReplyDeletei really like the deep red that you chose too and it looks quite nice as a scaled down model~!!~
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libbyQ
i really like the deep red that you chose too and it looks quite nice as a scaled down model~!!~
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libbyQ
A wonderful version of this project!
ReplyDeleteI love the scrappiness with the lights!!
ReplyDeleteI've not done a small quilt before/yet!
Jan, love your scrappy little doll quilt! i did the same with my mountain trail except i made another mini-trail with the remaining eight blocks, so i've ended up with two small quilts. This sure was a fun QAL :)))
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What a pretty, rich red! I passed up this quiltalong - enjoying others participation. These little quilts sure do stitch up quickly. I guess that is why they are so popular.
ReplyDeleteNice little finish - I bet the doll bed are looking great!
ReplyDeleteVery nice...I'm thinking of starting Lori's quilt. I always get around to starting when everyone else is finishing up, LOL!
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Teresa :o)
oh I love your choice of border fabric , whose fabric is that I may have missed that one!
ReplyDeletethe quilt is adorable, I think I really need to make one of these the more I see them the more I like it!
always have been a fan of log cabin and log cabin style quilts
Kathie...
You always share an innovative post because i got always something new.Thanks
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Love it!! Your colours are great - down to the little random bright!! I must make mine!! I am so inspired when I see these - thanks for sharing!!
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