Want to know what perfection is? It’s an entire afternoon to sew without having to stop at least a dozen times to refill milk, water, and dole out cheese, crackers, otter pops, and any other snacks that catch my little one’s attention. I got just that yesterday and finished up this pretty little quilt top. 
A few weeks back, a pretty little bundle of Collage by Carrie Blomston of SUCHdesigns. This line is coming out shortly from Windham fabrics. It was really fun to see this line at Quilt Market, and I knew I wanted to do something really scrappy with these prints. I loved the liberated star pattern Rita used making a quilt from these same fabrics.
The colors take me back to my 80’s childhood. Do teal and purple go together? Yes, yes they do. This pattern is the ‘Jack and Jill’ pattern from the new ‘Growing Up Modern’ book from Allison at Cluck Cluck Sew. I highly recommend this book!
And I love the little bird print. These are part of a border print and are practically the most adorable things I’ve ever seen.
See them peeking out just there. I need more birds in my life. I’m thinking of quilting this one with flannel instead of batting since the temperatures here are climbing, but I’m not going to let that stop me from curling up under my new quilt!
Collage will be out this month in our little shop as bundles and yardage of the amazing text prints! If you love it, make sure to ask for it at your local quilt shop as well!
You are ridiculously productive. You’re going to need to start selling all these quilts in your little shop too at the rate you’re making them! 😉
I love how the word blessings shows up! I’ve got that book in my amazon wishlist – great pattern.
very cool quilt, I am anxiously awaiting this line too!
I love love love this quilt top! Perfect pattern for this collection.
Yay for interruption free sewing…I need some of that in my life :). I think you chose the perfect pattern for this fabric. I love this quilt top!! Great job Amanda!!
What a great combination of wonderful fabrics with the perfect pattern! It really makes me take another look at that pattern – the border is so simple yet adds so much. So cool!
Your quilt is lovely. I love those curvy blocks, but I especially love the border. Oh my! Another fabric in my wishlist… But a great big “Atta girl” to you!