This quilt was made using Girl Scout fabric created by Robert Kaufmann. I purchased a fat quarter bundle and a jelly roll while I was in the USA, but unfortunately, they don't make the fabric any longer.
I can't remember the name of the pattern...I found it in a magazine that I borrowed from a friend.
My favourite GSUSA cookies....Samoas. Yum!!
As you can see in the photo above, both the brown and yellow sashing fabrics were the same print.
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What fun fabric! And now you've got me craving Samoas AND thin mints! I like the idea of using the same pattern in different colors for the sashing and cornerstones.
ReplyDeletePerfect fabric for you to find! And it's so bright and pretty. Did you keep this one? XO
ReplyDeleteI love the wild colourfulness of this quilt..especially that purple border.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun quilt! I really like how your quilting on it emphasized the design, too. Does this quilt live with you and get used much?
ReplyDeleteIn my neck of the woods, samoas are called caramel delights and they're my favorite too! Such a fun pattern!
ReplyDeleteI agree with everyone else...fun and colourful.
ReplyDeleteA lovely fun quilt! Do you take it when you go camping?
ReplyDeleteI remember you making this. I think I still have a few minute scraps you left behind! Wouldn't it be cool if GGC had their own fabric? Thanks for linking up with Throwback Thursday @ A Quarter Inch from the Edge!
ReplyDeleteI wish GGC would do fabric, they need some new things in their shop. I just came across the selvage you gave me yesterday.
ReplyDeleteThis is a cute quilt. I remember my Girl Scout days. Your post leaves me longing for cookies :)
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