The pineapple quilt block is the perfect way to marry classic style with punchy, bold fabrics! Take a look at my scrappy Liberty blocks!
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A brand new Deer & Doe Aubepine in a Liberty exclusive from Jones & Vandermeer, Betsy Neon Coral!
A 16 patch quilt with Liberty of London and Nani IRO double gauze for my last child. See more photos and read about how it was made.
While I’m over here gladly enjoying these gloriously lower temperatures, I have to admit I’m all summer and sunshine when it comes to my wardrobe. How could I not be with this Rifle Paper Co timeless, striped lawn? I made this dress back in August when I was in the throws of a lot of...
Check out this vintage inspired Autumn quilt! A classic quilt with a modern twist, made with Liberty of London for the V&A.
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Welcome to Olivia Jane Handcrafted! I'm Meredith and this is my creative journal. Here you'll find loads of inspiration for a handmade wardrobe, home decor, bags, and quilts. I even have plenty of projects and tutorials to get you started or help you along the way.
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Oh my gosh they are just beautiful. I don’t have much of that fabric but I might have to invest in some. It really is calling to me.
Hi there, Patti! Thank you! I made all these with just some scraps, so it doesn’t take much fabric! DuckaDilly has some fantastic bundles and even a subscription they offer for monthly bundles in a variety of sizes, so that’s a great way to get a lot of variety without having to pay a lot for larger cuts. Here’s a link to their bundles if you are interested in checking them out CLICK HERE. They also offer scrap packs from time to time, which are amazing for blocks like this!
What a fantastic way to use those scraps that keep accumulating, but we never have the heart to throw away. I just love the way you alternated the colors and used the same ones on the corners. It really makes it artwork. The great thing about this type of piecing is that you can make a block with your scraps every time that you finish a few projects and voila! Eventually you will have enough for a really unique quilt top. Thanks for posting!