This is my newest wip- Oh Cherry Oh! Strip Twist baby quilt. Each block is 8". I used a pattern called Strip Twist that I picked up at my local quilt shop. I had to learn how to make partial seams for this one. The partial seams were not as hard as I thought they would be.:) I used half of a "Oh Cherry, Oh!" Jelly Roll from Moda. I am hoping to have a finished quilt after this weekend.
Thursday, April 16, 2009
Oh Cherry Strip Twist
This is my newest wip- Oh Cherry Oh! Strip Twist baby quilt. Each block is 8". I used a pattern called Strip Twist that I picked up at my local quilt shop. I had to learn how to make partial seams for this one. The partial seams were not as hard as I thought they would be.:) I used half of a "Oh Cherry, Oh!" Jelly Roll from Moda. I am hoping to have a finished quilt after this weekend.
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14 comments:
Love this quilt. So cheery and gorgeous colours.
The pattern is also so sweet.
Enjoy finishing it off
Andi :-)
Love this quilt - the colors are fabulous! I can't wait to see it finished!
Kris
Wow, that looks great! I don't know what a partial seam is. I love cherries, though!
what a great pattern! love it!
Wow! I LOVE it! You have such GREAT patterns for baby quilts! It's a perfect line for it as well.
Cheers,
Dionne
I love this pattern! And the fabric that you are using with it is fantastic.
It's adorable! What great colors!
Cute quilt, love the colors.
Yum, yum--looks good enough to eat!
Very fun! Good for you for trying out partial seams - I keep meaning to do that one of these days!
How pretty! Love the bright colors, the cute cherries AND that pattern. Super, super nice and another sweet baby quilt. You are rockin' and rollin!
Wowee!!! Now THAT is cheerful and I love it. I just can't get over how fast you work. I've never heard of partial seams. I love those fabrics and so will a baby! I've never seen that pattern either. It's very cute.
Cute
Hello
Beautiful quilt!! I'm intrigued by it.
Do you know of anyone who does a tutorial on this Strip Twist quilt?
I would love to learn how to make it.
thanks,
xo
eva
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