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This one turned out so so great.  The quilting was done by a local quilter and she did such a good job doing all of that free hand!  It gives this simple pattern so much personality.
This quilt was a mixture of prints (I blogged about the quilt top here) and the back was pieced from a few large pieces I had leftover of the Good Life collection from Robert Kaufman.  That fabric is the perfect shade of green.
I stuck this on my son’s bed to see how it looks…and it fit!  Well good enough anyways…it could probably use one more row at the bottom. Unfortunately it only got to sit there a minute before it was packed and shipped away…which is OK since little boys + white quilts don’t mix and match so well. Anyways…I love this quilt. 38 Responses to Skipping Squares….again

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