I decided to make one of Gregory's friends a quilt last week. The little boy is obsessed with all things cars, so this Anne Kelle fabric from her Ready, Set, Go! fabric was perfect. I followed the same design concept I completed over a year ago for Gregory's whale blanket. I used Elizabeth Hartman's pattern.
This quilt was a quick project - it only took me about 3 days. I used Kona solids from my stash.
I backed the quilt in an orange shot cotton:
I used scraps from the top to make a scrappy binding:
I couldn't resist including this goofy picture of my husband who also doubles as my resident "quilt holder."
This quilt is the first finish of 2012.
This quilt was a quick project - it only took me about 3 days. I used Kona solids from my stash.
I backed the quilt in an orange shot cotton: 
I used scraps from the top to make a scrappy binding:
I couldn't resist including this goofy picture of my husband who also doubles as my resident "quilt holder."
This quilt is the first finish of 2012.
4 comments:
This pattern is so simple and yet looks so great! I need to make a quick and easy baby quilt so I might just have to whip this one up too! :)
This looks really great! What a lucky friend your son has. My son is still waiting on HIS "big boy" twin quilt. :)
Soo cute!!! You've done it again. I don't know how you find the time or the energy: )
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