The selection of fabrics from last week have made it into this mini.
This quilt was made for my partner in the Down Under Doll Quilt Swap and should you want to try one for yourself, you can find the tutorial here.
It measures 18.5″ square, is backed with an echino fat quarter and quilted with diagonal lines meeting at a point. I love making doll quilts, the small size means I can experiment with blocks, fabrics and quilting styles that I wouldn’t normally do on a larger scale.
Is the way you patchwork and quilt determined by the size of the quilt? Maybe it’s just me…I’m pretty impatient.







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Lovely quilt – I like the idea of trying something new on a smaller scale too for mini quilts:)
Looks really pretty…and the quilting lines are very effective too! Mini quilts are a great opportunity to try something new without too much stress!
As always I love your choice of fabrics! Thank you for the tutorial ~ this looks like fun.
Thanks for the tutorial. It looks like a fun one to make.
so sweet. I really love the quilting lines.
x
Very cute! I just made my first mug rugs for the same reason – it’s fun to have a low pressure/low commitment project to just play around with fabric and see how things turn out!
Wow! That is stunning Kate. Love how you’ve got the binding going on a diagonal slant too. Really lovely piecing and quilting … as per!
Beautiful! This is fabulous – thanks a bunch.
Glad you like it!
A very pretty little quilt!
Andi xx
This is really sweet – I’m also pretty impatient so love working on a small scale project like this!
I really love this pattern. Might have to check out the tutorial for myself! I really like the way you’ve quilted it too. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Ruth! Would love to see your version.
What a pretty little quilt! Love your quilting too.
This is lovely Kate. I look forward to your series of quilts. I love the old patterns transated into something new.
this is such an art & you’re a master at it !
so- so pretty !
i have a hard time with matching colors… not sure i’d be a good student at learning patchwork :(
i have just started a crocheted blanket and feel quite uncomfortable i have chosen so many (5) colors to work with !
I think you are being far to hard on yourself! The colours you put together are always amazing x