In the end I just went with simple squares and rectangles.
All of the Hope Valley fabric ended up as 3 inch finished squares.
With the Far Far Away II fabrics I decided to fussy cut them into larger squares and rectangles with some 3 inch ones as well.
Sleeping beauty was cut into 6 1/2 inch squares (finished size 6 inch).
Rapunzel in her tower became 3 1/2 inch x 12 1/2 inch rectangles (finished 3 x 12).
The Owl & the Pussycat were cut up into 3 1/2 inch x 6 1/2 inch rectangles (3 x 6 inch finished).
Because it was sunny a week ago, I was able to get the stained glass shots...!
It has been very enjoyable playing with these two fabric lines.
41 comments:
Lovely. The first photo frames your quilt beautifully and sets the scene.
I just happened onto your blog and am so glad I did! I LOVE the way you fussy cut all those wonderful fabrics to really show off the whimsy of the prints! Great photos too :o)
Shanna
This is SO lovely, you make it look so easy and I know it's not..well done, I love your work
Take care
It looks great Cathy...love the fussycut fairytale fabrics...hope the cold is improving!
It's gorgeous Cathy. I really think those two lines work magnificently together. I love the fussy cut parts too. I hope you're over the nasty cold.
gorgeous quilt
Love and hugs Gina xxx
Hope you are feeling better real soon...Love your Quilt...both fabrics looks Great together...
cheers
looks great Cathy.........hope your on the mend
Really love what you've done here with these 2 fabrics lines. So simple but so pretty!
That is amazing!!
Sometimes simple is best. I love this...the colors blend so well together.
Awwww what a sweet quilt. So much to look at :0)
I hope you feel back to your old self very soon!!
Crispy
Wonderful quilt!
oh, what a pretty quilt. And what a gorgeous gate to photograph on!!
Wha a fun wonderful quilt!
Those photos are spectacular - the stained glass photos are always my favourites..
oh I love it so much!! Just so gorgeous!
I like the pictures almost as much as the quilt Cathy! All of the fussy cutting is wonderful...good job :)
I hope you feel better soon.
Those lines look great together. I love how you fussy cut the fabrics, great idea.
Just lovely, here's hoping that you feel better soon. I do love the fussy cutting on all of the fabric blocks. It's all in the details!
Cheers,
Bobbie
Wow! Hope Valley goes REALLY well with that Far Far Away! I can't believe how gorgeous this is.
Love the fussy cut aspect
Beautiful fussy cutting. You worked those fabrics! :)
What a fun quilt! Love the way you cut the different designs into different sized blocks--great idea!
You found the perfect way to showcase those fun prints! It's such a sweet quilt.
Hope you're feeling better!
Another gorgeous quilt to add to your ever-growing collection! You do beautiful work.
This is just the cutest quilt. Love the fairy tale fabric...actually all the fabric looks great together.
Take care,
Karen
These fabrics looks like they were made for each other!
I've been reluctant to mix different fabric weights, but this makes me want to give it ago :-)
FAB - As a new quilter I hadn't thought of big square/littl square/recangle combo-Lovely!
Hope your feeling better Cathy? Love the quilt and the way you have put the fairytale fabrics in... always love visiting your blog xxx
this is gorgeous.
I just can't tell you how much I love this quilt!!! It's absolutely fabulous!!! You did such an excellent job pairing those fabrics... I couldn't be more jealous! 0;) hope you're feeling much better!
Totally agree....gorgeous...
I sure like this quilt. Very cute!
This is so fabulous. I keep looking for a SHOP link....do you ever sell your work? Love so many of them!
Inspired as always...love the quilt and especially love the photography! Thanks for sharing.
Love the sophisticated simplicity of this quilt top. The fabrics looks great together, too. Another quilt to fall in love with, Cathy. Beautiful!!!
I loved it when you put the 2 lines together and I love what you did with it. Beautiful quilt.
Love it. It's simply stunning.
This is super pretty. I like how you worked larger panels into the overall quilt blocks. Creative!
I'm in LOVE with this quilt!! I have all these fabrics and this would be a great way to use them. Thanks for the inspiration!!
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