Monday, July 21, 2025

Tickled Pink

I have a top finished! Our retreat girls had a yearly challenge and since we were going to be all together at Sisters I did my "reveal" at that time.


Here's a little better photo


 
I was able to use Michelle Yeo's Bucklebury for the border. 

The center toile was a fun surprise!


Okay, this quilt was the challenge! Exactly like it, or inspired, or....... 

Here is my center! I love it! But it was a tad too big! Aargh! I went ahead and started getting the other blocks together until I realized I was going to have to pivot. 
BTW, The 4.5" blocks were in my orphan drawer (Made by Linda!) So, I thought I would use them up instead of making more blocks. 


I tried a few different centers and came across this cute toile while in Missouri a few short weeks ago. 


I appliqued the center toile and then cut it square! 


The border fabric is the fabric I have behind the toile. I wasn't feeling the love as a border though. 




The quilt was assembled in a little different way. I had to keep a close eye on the directions. 


It looks a whole lot different than Jo Morton's Peppermint Twist pattern but I'm happy with my version!

I wasn't even going to use pink- but now that I have,  I'm calling mine Tickled Pink! I believe it measures about 44" square.

Have a great week!








5 comments:

  1. Your little quilt is beautiful! What a great use of the toile center and I really love that border fabric!

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  2. Thanks for sharing this great quilt —I love how you made it your own!

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  3. I like your version of Jo's quilt, you made it your own!

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  4. It may be Jo inspired, but this is most definitely a Lori quilt! I love it!

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