I love this latest friendly, thrifty quilt top!
It's friendly because it began with a lovely gift from Amy of a large scrap of lovely Heather Ross dog fabric. I made several baby gifts of this sweet fabric when it was in supply, and have gazed wistfully ever since, wishing I'd made something for us.
And it's thrifty because all of the fabric was left over from other projects, or found at our favorite fabric shop, Darn Cheap Fabrics!
The talented Teaginny's Out For A Walk pattern was the obvious choice for this doggy quilt, and the free tutorial was very easy to follow. I hunted down another FQ of dog fabric to make this a luxurious lap quilt for the couch.
This quilt has a lot of texture. The dog fabric has a silky-smooth feel. Some of the squares are smooth, some are textured checks. The sashing is a rough linen/cotton blend left over from Mister Bell's Christmas present, a portrait-cushion of Miss Maisy Brown. The Maisy cushion will share the couch with this doggy quilt.
But what about the real Maisy? Does she get to share the couch too? Well, grandma let her sit there once. It was a special day.
It's friendly because it began with a lovely gift from Amy of a large scrap of lovely Heather Ross dog fabric. I made several baby gifts of this sweet fabric when it was in supply, and have gazed wistfully ever since, wishing I'd made something for us.
And it's thrifty because all of the fabric was left over from other projects, or found at our favorite fabric shop, Darn Cheap Fabrics!
The talented Teaginny's Out For A Walk pattern was the obvious choice for this doggy quilt, and the free tutorial was very easy to follow. I hunted down another FQ of dog fabric to make this a luxurious lap quilt for the couch. This quilt has a lot of texture. The dog fabric has a silky-smooth feel. Some of the squares are smooth, some are textured checks. The sashing is a rough linen/cotton blend left over from Mister Bell's Christmas present, a portrait-cushion of Miss Maisy Brown. The Maisy cushion will share the couch with this doggy quilt.
But what about the real Maisy? Does she get to share the couch too? Well, grandma let her sit there once. It was a special day.











