Is anyone else inspired by the colours of their kids' lego blocks? A couple of lego towers Ruby had left lying on the carpet gave me the inspiration for a quilt so I thought I'd try it out using the brown bag technique.
I took some of the small blocks, matched them to solid scraps from my scrap stash then put the lego blocks in a brown bag and drew them out at random to make two towers, one taller than the other. I wanted the quilt towers to be the size of the real towers, so the scraps are quite small - they were 1 3/4 inch x 1 and 1/4 inch before piecing. The background white is scrap pieces left over from Ruby's quilt.
Front and back have two towers, vertical towers on the front and horizontal on the back. I quilted around the towers (front and back), then added quilted towers of varying length in the negative space.
Front (left) and Back (right) |
Good view of the quilted towers |
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Looks fab, great inspiration and quilting and love the pic with the doll :D
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cute doll quilt. I like how you quilted it. I get inspired when I look at the bright Ikea dishes in my gray dishwasher.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! Love it!
ReplyDeleteThe doll looks like she loves it - she co-ordinates so well!
ReplyDeleteCute! Cute! CUTE! My kids would love that - they're both really into Legos!
ReplyDeleteVery cute! I love the variety of places ideas come from.
ReplyDeleteWhat a novel inspiration for your quilt, which came out fabulous! Love the quilting, too.
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