I have made quilts for all of her children (her two sons and her step-daughter), so I knew I was going to make a quilt for child #4. It only took me a few minutes of browsing through pinterest before I happened upon the perfect design!
http://www.etsy.com/shop/barabooboo |
I wanted to find some owl fabric to incorporate, so I started at Spoonflower.com. One of the things I love about Spoonflower (other than the ability to customize fabrics!) is that you can search pretty specifically for the design and color you want. I was able to search for owls patterns that used bright pink and green. And many patterns (including the one I settled on) have collections that go together. (However, I ended up just getting the owl fabric because it does add up quickly, but if I had unlimited re$ources, I would have ordered from the collection). Some Spoonflower owl fabrics
Once I got the perfect owl fabric, the rest was easy. What do you think?
And, following with my recent tradition, I also made Baby P a XO legacy onesie to match my BFF's alumni tshirt (that I also made).
And, I realized that I had never made a legacy tshirt for her step-daughter (because she came into our lives a little older), so I went ahead and made one for her too. So now their whole family has matching letters. :)
And because we have another sister who is also expecting a little girl, I made one for her baby too. :)
Is there a pattern for the owl quilt with the heart on the tree trunk? This is such a cute quilt. You did a fantastic job. My daughter-in- law wants owls or hearts for our soon to be new little granddaughter. This has both. Just love this little quilt. Your choice of fabrics was awesome.
ReplyDeleteHi Debeva, Unfortunately no I had not pattern. I just saw a similar design on Pinterest/etsy and thought "I can do that" and free handed it. The hardest part (and it wasn't that hard) was getting the tree spread out right. The leaves are super easy. And the owl was really easy too. Some of the fabric came from Spoonflower.com (search Owl fabrics) and the rest were just leftovers in my fabric closet. :)
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