Remember the Spiral Log Cabin blocks I started for my January NewFO? I haven't made any more of them, but they're always on my mind in that rotating list of things I'd like work on as soon as I get a chance. And I'm always thinking of new ways to play with the baby quilts, especially now that I'm working on a batch of the 24" square ones to send to KaHolly.
Now that it's done, I've got the urge to try another one with half square triangles to round the cornersa bit. Because one scrappy little baby quilts leads to the next and the next one after that.
The original tutorial I followed for the spirals is over at Love Laugh Quilt. This post is linked to Finish it up Friday over at Crazy Mom Quilts
16 comments:
What a sweet quilt! Love the spiral design!
Spirals are fun! Thank you for sharing the tutorial for it. Who can make enough baby quilts?!? :)
Great way to use scraps so colorful.
This is so, so cute! You are one productive quilter. I seem to get on a quilting roll for a month or two, then don't pick up any sewing for several months afterward. But all your projects here are inspiring -- maybe it's time for some March sewing :)
I've been thinking of making a spiral quilt like this. I thought it was an original idea. LOL. Great minds must think alike!
Very nice. Thanks for the link to the pattern. I want to make more baby quilts.
Very cute! Great use of scraps too.
I'll have to remember this one next time I need a project to do :)
Love this spiral design! This would be a great way to use charm squares.
Love your colorful, scrappy spiral baby quilt! Won't a baby have so much fun with it?
So cute, and I'm saying to myself, "Why didn't I think of that?" Good job, Michelle.
What a beautiful quilt!
Thanks for linking to a Round Tuit!
Hope you have a fabulous week!
Jill @ Creating my way to Success
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I will definitely bookmark this one. What a great idea! I love the bright colors, too. Who says baby quilts need to be pastel?
How cute! And what a great way to attack those scraps!
Very cute! Great idea! :)
That is a spectacular quilt! Thanks for the idea and the links.
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