I've been wanting to make a quilt using my Rebekah Ginda 'Robotic' organic fabrics for some time now. I wanted to make them into to a quilt for my son, who turned 2 in January. I had hoped to present it to him for his birthday, but that has been and gone! Luckily, being only two, he doesn't really understand time scales, and I think he will forgive me ;-)
I had the idea that I wanted to make a medallion quilt. I love these type of quilts as you can 'go with the flow' and make design decisions as you go along. Here is my central panel. Or should I say 'Medallion.'
I also wanted to have a go at the Economy blocks, (catch me, bang on trend!) and showcase some of these adorable robots.
I'm going to add to this quilt each month, and with any luck it will be finished before he is 3!! I'm having so much fun with it.
Thanks so much for stopping by,
Sarah x
SUCH CUTE BLOCKS!
ReplyDeleteTHANKS FOR THE IDEAS!
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HELLO, sending Hugs from Jan at "Sew+Sow Farm Blog" and have a great day ♥
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Oh great idea, looking great xxx
ReplyDeleteI love your economy quilt. I visited from Sew and Sow Blog! I might just have to jump on the economy bandwagon.
ReplyDeletePerfect Sara! I can't wait to see how it develops
ReplyDeleteVisiting from Sew and So Farm. Love your economy blocks.
ReplyDeleteLove how you've used the Robotic fabric line. I've had my eye on it for a while, but resisted so far :-(
ReplyDeleteI want to make a medallion quilt too, I may need a break before starting one though! Love the idea of using the economy blocks, the robots are so fun!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, and what a great idea for the center of a medallion quilt!
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