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I have been a bit out of it lately, so working yesterday I decided I needed to do something creative.
The subtle colours in the Les Olivades fabrics just cried out to be made into a baby quilt for that very special little one, and keeping in the French theme the bebe lettering.
This quilt only took 5 x 10cm pieces of the Les Olivades and some plain Lecien solid in the perfect grey.
I am going to quilt it in red (maybe).
Posted by patchworkoncentralpark at 12:25 PM