My sweet 10 year old niece just welcomed her 4th younger brother and for such a thing...she gets a makeover of her bedroom. She choose purple and green colors. I made this pillow using the tutorial at Tallgrass Prairie Studio. I will be giving this to her for Christmas. The tutorial was very easy to follow and I was excited to try it out.I don't think this will be my last pillow. I like small projects!
Here is a picture of the back of the pillow using a Kaffe fabric that I do not remember buying.
Lovely pillow! I especially like the little bits and pieces of Tina Givens fabric in the patchwork. I'm sure your niece will adore it! I made a pillow for my daughter for Christmas... just need to figure out how to quilt the top of it (I like the method you used here). I'm also going to attempt an invisible zipper (scary!).
ReplyDeleteAs for the Hope Valley... no specific plans yet. What colorway/prints do you have and what are your plans with them? I saw a zigzag quilt that someone - can't remember who - did with a bunch of fat quarters and solids and it turned out lovely... maybe a wall hanging or something?
Sophie's pillow is just lovely! I love your fabric choices! The kaffe "stencil" fabric on the back is perfect, I think!
ReplyDeleteIt's okay Jenny - you can admit here any time that you remember buyiing the fabric, we will not judge you. LOL
ReplyDeleteI really love that pillow! She'll love it too!
I made the same pillow with my Nicey Jane fabrics, and I love it!! Ilove Jacquie at Tall Grass, she has some great tutorials!! You're pillow is adorable. I'm making more myself!! It took me a few weeks to really LOVE mine, but now I am truly in love with it!!
ReplyDeleteLove the split log cabin pillows. The block is always great for quilting bees.
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