Little Miss Sawtooth Quilt – #7 – The Coral Romantic Version – Quilt Reveal
So I don’t know what it is about this version of this quilt, but I am finding it one of or the most romantic quilts I’ve ever made. I guess it’s just the colors, maybe. The corals and oranges and bits of mint are certainly agreeing with me and the weather we are having here.
I wish you were here and we were making this one together, but on that note, and after having numerous emails and messages, I think I will be breaking down and re-doing this quilt along. A bit of back story first…..
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I know I’ve said this a hundred times here, the Little Miss Sawtooth quilt along was the very first quilt along I ever hosted and it wasn’t much of a quilt along at all. There were no prizes, barely any participants, just a handful of people, but some that ended up becoming really good friends of mine.
The quilt was a quest to become really good at making flying geese, but also to see how easily the sawtooth star block can change just by switching out it’s center. It’s also where my low volume love became what it is today. Here’s the original quilt, so you can see.
- Second version
- Third version
- Fourth version
- Fifth version
- Sixth version
- Little Miss quilts from other quilters
- The quilt along on IG
In the near future, I’ll be re-doing this quilt along, but remixing the pattern up a bit and adding some new blocks and just an overall refreshing along with real PDF patterns and fabric requirements that so many of you have asked for. This will take me some time to put together. In the meantime, the original pattern is available for you here. There’s no PDFs, just blog posts. I know, I know. It’s a bit annoying and I’ve heard you loud and clear. Soon. Promise!
My Quilt Patterns
Moving on, let’s chat about this quilt! I made a toddler size version. It has 20 blocks total, 10 stars and 10 background blocks. Most of the low volumes in the background blocks came from here, but I did use scraps when I could. That’s the thing about this quilt, it’s scrappy. All other pieces (all of the stars) came from scraps. I absolutely adore scrounging around in my scrap baskets in search of just the right fabric.
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Quilt Details:
Pattern – Little Miss Sawtooth Star Quilt
Size – 48×60″
Blocks – 20 blocks, 10 stars + 10 background blocks
Top Fabrics – All star fabrics came from my scraps. Some of the background block fabrics are:
- Stitchery Handwork
- Texting in white
- Aves Chatter
- Bouquet in white
- Constellations in white
- Herringbone in chalk
- Hashtag in cream
There are a few more that I don’t have the name for. Sorry!
Backing Fabrics – Perennial Renewal and Cotton Couture solid in misty
Binding – Cotton Couture solid in misty
Batting – Warm and Natural batting by the Warm Company
Thread – Quilt Plus by Coats
Techniques Used – meander quilting, wall basting, and machine binding
Quilt Label – from my shop here, tutorial for how to install it here
The Good Girl Quilt
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Hey! I wanted to just say thank you. I don’t get many in person quilty conversations, and having this space where you send me lovely comments and forge sweet little friendships means the world to me. I am so grateful that you’ve take time out of your day to stop by my site and have a read. If there is ever anything you want to learn or any questions you might have, ask. You or your questions might just be inspiration for me to write a post about it. There’s always someone with the same questions as you. Hugs, lovelies and have a nice day.
I love this quilt. Love it!! There is definitely something to those colors, and I may just have to repeat the scheme is the same quilt, only for me 😉
Always inspired by what you have going on in your world- thanks for sharing! I really enjoy this space you have created.