40 x 60
I say "inspired" because I make my blocks a different size (10.5 inches unfinished) and I use newspaper for the foundations not fabric. But I have used a consistent 2 inch in width center string like the Heartstring quilts.
This is the third string quilt to come out of the giant box of strings I started with a few weeks ago.
I used some of the long strings with novelty prints.
I should have been a little more careful about center string placement because it doesn't line up quite right in a couple of places. But I don't think most children would care if I didn't color inside the lines. There's a lot of other things to look at in the quilt than unmatched centers. It's a string quilt!!!
And on to the next!
Some child is just going to love this fun quilt! Never would have thought of white polka dotted orange, but it works terrific.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea to use that red and white polka dot for the centre strip. Colourful and appealing quilt. Yes, another string flimsy bites the dust!
ReplyDeleteLove the polka dots!! Really makes the top sing :)
ReplyDeleteWhat FUN!!
ReplyDeleteThat orange dot makes this quilt top SEW joyful!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome string quilt. Three down and ??? to go!
ReplyDeleteLooked at your top again, in natural light and realise the central strips are orange with white dots - not red as I thought last night when i was looking in the electric light!
ReplyDeleteVery cute, fun top. Some kid is going to love this. It looks like it could use borders though.
ReplyDeleteLoving that orange polka dot fabric!!!! What a happy fun quilt!!!! I could look at those fabrics all day! What a great assortment of scraps to work with. Great job!
ReplyDeletepolka dots look good with everything
ReplyDeleteThat center strip just bring it all together!!! Love this one!
ReplyDeletewonderful!!!!
ReplyDeleteOrange AND polka dots??!!?? You know you have me cheering!
ReplyDeleteJust love this one! I am inspired too! Wonder what’s in my string box that I can use for centers?
ReplyDeleteDarling quilt!
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