It is almost like my first one. I still like the first one better, but I'm trying to use up what I have on hand. For those that may not know, the fabric is Peak Hour from Riley Blake. You can still find some here at For Sew It Seams 2 on Etsy. The white is Kona cotton and binding is a solid shade of orange from Northcott.
I had a piece saved for the backing but it was just an inch too small so I used this Bungalow Stripe from Michael Miller.
I made this one a little bigger than the last one was. It finished at 36.75 x 40.25. This is a pattern I just came up with myself. I laid things out and added the white where I wanted it. It makes for a cute quilt without using a lot of prints. My first Peak Hour has been my most popular and most viewed quilt so far. Yardage of the car strips is almost impossible to find now. I love this line for a boy and wish they would re print! I do have a couple fat quarter bundles still and need to think up a new design for them.
Linking up to Needle and Thread Thursday at My Quilt Infatuation, Finish It Up Friday at Crazy Mom Quilts and Fabric Frenzy Friday at Fort Worth Fabric Studio
This is a super cute quilt, and I like the backing that you used. Very bright and fun for little eyes.
ReplyDeleteSuper duper cute!!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely adorable! I love the colors and the pattern both.
ReplyDeleteThis turned out super cute! I love the stripes on the backing and your design.
ReplyDeleteLove that Bungalow stripe backing!
ReplyDeletevery cute, any little boy would love it
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable! My little grand baby boys would love it :).
ReplyDeleteThanks Katy! :)
DeleteBy the way, that backing stripe came from SAS, lol! :)
DeleteThis is lovely. I LOVE that want ad fabric.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful fabric choice! The stripe fabric on the back is the perfect touch, great job.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Wendi! In case you are unaware, you are a no reply blogger. Glad you stopped by :)
DeleteThanks for visiting my blog. I LOVE this quilt! Great job!
ReplyDeleteAlso, I always like it when I see some really boyish crafts; there somehow always seems to be more made for girls.
Thanks Audrey. I agree about most of the stuff is geared towards girls. I think that's why I love this line so much! Thanks for stopping in. In case you are unaware, you are also a no reply blogger :)
DeleteCute. I LOVE that Bungalow Stripe for the backing. I normally prefer pieced backs, but that looks great just by itself.
ReplyDeleteI love the little trains, so cute!
ReplyDeleteVery cute! The stripe is perfect for the back.
ReplyDeleteThanks Laura! I haven't been getting email notification of comments from Yahoo users, so sorry for the late response! I appreciate you stopping by :)
DeleteI so love the stripe! It's fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great boy quilt. I agree on the reprint, it's so hard to find great lines of boy fabric.
ReplyDeletethis is the custest row quilt for a little boy or girl Christine! Love it!
ReplyDeletei really like this quilts..
ReplyDeleteClick this http://www.weaveron.com/ to see a better design of the fabric.