The pattern is called Lattice. This is the baby-sized version, which finishes around 40 inches.
The quilting (simple loop motif) gives the quilt a lot of texture.
The background is Kona Ice Frappe. I used a lime green thread because I didn't have a matching light blue thread. It surprised me with how well it blended with all the fabrics.
A final photo in the one section of the lawn without dandelions.
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Hi Anja— Cindy showed us her top at our Guild meeting today. Always amazing to see the difference colour choices make for a pattern! Cindy’s top was in greens which is one of my favourite colours. I’m a big fan of bright colours so really liked your colours as well. 🙂
ReplyDeleteThanks for testing Anja! It is very much appreciated!!!
ReplyDeleteHow awesome that you were able to pattern test for Cindy. Isn't it amazing how thread can blend in with fabrics like that?
ReplyDeleteYou are on a pattern testing roll! I love all these bright colors and combined with the loops this is a fun little baby quilt :)
ReplyDeleteGreat quilt Anja, and such happy fabrics you chose! w/o dandelions LOL; I'm not as worried about them anymore since I learned how important they, as first flowers in spring, are to bees. :-)
ReplyDeleteLove the pattern - it has so much movement. But it is your choice of bright colors that makes it pop!!! It will make a little one so very happy :-)
ReplyDeleteVery fun design, I really like how the diagonal lines overlay the quilt top.
ReplyDeletethis is a fun quilt. I'll have to head over to Cindy's to see her version. I love how colourful yours is.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute pattern! This is such a bright and cheerful quilt, so perfect for a baby. Thanks for sharing on Wednesday Wait Loss.
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job choosing fabrics! Really gave the pattern a boost!
ReplyDeleteIt’s so fun that you’ve been testing all these patterns! This one is really cute - I like your fabric choices. It really is surprising that the thread blends in so well - who knew!
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a fun test!
ReplyDeleteI just ready Cindy's blog about her pattern, so I had to pop over here and see your version. Love it! It's so fun to see how everyone makes it look so different with their fabric choices.
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