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I used some old owl blocks for a quilt as you go. I used a lot of patterns from Leah Day's blog. I enlarged them and used a different one on each block. I changed some a little, and used a traditional feather on the borders. Someone posted that her designs are too dense, but if you make them bigger, they seem to work great.
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Those owl are just too cute. My DGD would love them.
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That is awesome! I have been very impressed by Leah Day and have learned alot from her tutorials. Thanks for sharing.
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Very cute owls, and the quilting is very nice also. I love how colorful they are.
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Stunning!
The owls are adorable but the FMQ in the blocks is magnificent. I love that kind of quilting. |
The quilt is as darling as can be. And you are right, you can make Leah Day's Designs bigger. It just takes less fabric when practicing to practice smaller.
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You have done a fabulous job with your owl quilt. It is really adorable.
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Your work is beautiful, and I love the colorful and cheery owls. I have Leah's patterns printed out, but I am very intimidated by them. I just have to dive in very soon.
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Originally Posted by slovard01
I used some old owl blocks for a quilt as you go. I used a lot of patterns from Leah Day's blog. I enlarged them and used a different one on each block. I changed some a little, and used a traditional feather on the borders. Someone posted that her designs are too dense, but if you make them bigger, they seem to work great.
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Nice work and a cute quilt. It's great that you could make her designs work for you.
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