Sunday, June 16, 2013

Modern Mini Challenge - Field Trip!

Jennifer at Ellison Lane quilts is hosting a Modern Mini challenge and pillows are included in the challenge too, so I thought that I would enter one that I made earlier this year!
This is the "Field Trip" pillow I made using a combination of Anna Maria Horner's Field Study fabric and some coordinating solids. I had a set of Matildas Own drunkards path templates which I used to make the 4"  blocks, so the pillow finishes at 16" square.
 I used my hera marker to mark out grid lines approximately one inch apart for the quilting on this pillow and inserted a zipper for the back of the pillow for the first time.
 And in keeping with the "Biology" theme, for the back I used the "Frogs Eggs" in multi print from the Sarah Fielke "On the Pond" range .
Linking up to the Modern Mini Challenge over at Ellison Lane quilts- there are some fabulous entries over there so pop on over and have a look!
Kirsten.

10 comments:

  1. I love this one Kirsten - the colours are beautiful.

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  2. Love this pillow Kirsten! The solids you used are so saturated they almost look like shot cottons - beautiful!

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  3. Thanks for entering the Modern Mini Challenge! Love your pretty colorful pillow!

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  4. The bright AMH fabrics work so well for this cushion/pillow!
    Is your clivia flowering already? Gorgeous plant!

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  5. Field study fabrics are fab for this and some great solids you've put with it!

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  6. Thank you Kirsten for inspiration! Your pillow is amazing! I have just sewn my first drunkard's path block (just trying if I can) and I would love to make a pillow. x Teje

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  7. LOVE. IT. The colors are gorgeous and I'm a huge fan of AMH fabric.

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  8. It's great Kirsten. I love the bright colours.

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  9. Wonderful pillow, so colourful!

    Hugs,
    Tatyana

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  10. Wow, your curved piecing looks perfect! I should give it a try someday but I chicken out every time I consider it :o)

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