Ombre Confetti Metallic Baby Quilt and Pillow

 

I’ve just finished a custom order baby quilt and pillow and wanted to share them with you.  I used V & Co’s Ombre Confetti Metallic fabric and it is just so darn cute in a baby quilt.  They came out with quite a few new colors recently and they are so fun to use in sewing. 

 

 

I did 16-patch blocks in a checkerboard pattern.  The background fabric is Robert Kaufman Indigo Chambray.  Chambrays are nice fabrics for backgrounds because they have a little more interest to them than solids. 

I used Warm and Natural cotton batting and quilted it on the diagonal, right over all the background squares.  Then I made a bias binding in a Hawthorne Thread fabric called “Artisan Stripe in Gold“.   They have this great stripe in 93 COLORS – do you believe that?  I cut 2.5” strips on the diagonal and made binding from that.  I love the look and the gold binding matches the metallic gold in the confetti fabric so well.  I used my usual machine binding technique.

The backing was a fabric from Art Gallery called “Dream Big” in baby blue.  It has large words that say, “love dream believe repeat” and it makes a great backing fabric.  The finished quilt was 32″x48″. 

The customer also wanted a reading pocket pillow, so I made one.  I plan on a pattern soon in the shop for this.  Stay tuned!

This quilt and pillow are SOLD. 

Thanks for dropping by!
Elaine

9 thoughts on “Ombre Confetti Metallic Baby Quilt and Pillow

  1. Sandi Mills

    This is awesome. Can’t wait for the pattern!!

    On Mon, Nov 4, 2019 at 5:15 PM Beech Tree Lane Handmade wrote:

    > Beech Tree Lane Handmade posted: ” I’ve just finished a custom order baby > quilt and pillow and wanted to share them with you. I used V & Co’s Ombre > Confetti Metallic fabric and it is just so darn cute in a baby quilt. They > came out with quite a few new colors recently and t” >

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  2. Diane Rowsome

    Love the quilt Elaine but the reading cushion looks like its sagging at the corners – I make mine exactly to the size of the cushion – therefore if the cushion is 18” then I cut my material to 18” and sew quarter inch seam to make it a snug fit – works for me xxx

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