I need to make a quilt.
Not your traditional log cabin number. But a modern quilt. Not too modern. Just clean...and with no forest green. Or any color at all for that matter. A clean, cozy gray quilt created from a really great variety of awesome textiles. We're talking non-traditional quilt textiles.
So when you get an itch, scratch it. I'm making a quilt.
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I have a sewing machine (inherited complete with the hilarious/adorable 70s instructions guide) and have made a few basic things, but for the most part this will be a learn-as-I-go process. So I'm ready to share every step of the way (in hopes that you can give me input - and advice from you sewers!)
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I've been sketching some possibilities for the layout and will share them soon. In the meantime, "modern quilt" inspiration via flickr...
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1. This is definitely one of my favorites. Shall hell freeze over and I let myself use a little color - i think this is the perfect way to do it. via MichelaMaxwell
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.2. Simple and lovely. via Michela Maxwell
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3. Ok, so technically this is the back of a quilt - but I adore it. Love the idea of doing something just a little unique on the inside! via Handmade by Alissa (what a fabulous name!)
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4. Cute simplicity, definitely keeping this around as inspiration in case this goes well and I want to do something for a future kids room. via Red Pepper Quilts
.4. Cute simplicity, definitely keeping this around as inspiration in case this goes well and I want to do something for a future kids room. via Red Pepper Quilts
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5. Very cool texture created with layering scraps - I think its too busy for me - but very pretty. Via pwackets