It's done! The Innocent Crush Quilt is finished I do love how it has turned out.
SPECIFIC DETAILS:
Fabrics: Innocent Crush by Anna Maria Horner, combined with Kaffe Dots
Design: Very heavily based on the Sugar and Spice pattern in the new release book Quilts en Provence
Quilt Back:
The back of the quilt features more Innocent Crush and is pieced with 8 1/2 inch squares. I was pretty happy with how well the quilt back lined up. I ensured the quilt top was pinned straight by matching a seam line from the quilt top with a seam line from the backing, both horizontally and vertically, prior to the rest of the quilt being basted.
Quilting:
I straight-line machine quilted this quilt first by outlining the seams of the 16-patch blocks to stabilize the quilt sandwich, and then cross-hatched the rest of the quilt by stitching diagonal lines through the small individual squares. No line marking was required (yay!).
Hand-Stitching: A row of hand stitching in zig-zag formation was quilted along the top edge of the quilt in Perle 8 embroidery thread.
Binding: Robert Kaufman Kona Cotton in Chartreuse (this is quickly becoming another stash favorite!).
And the quilt was labeled using fabric selvage:
I have listed the Sugar and Spice Quilt in my Etsy Store.
You can find the listing here. SOLD
Innocent Crush fabric collection by Anna Maria Horner is available for purchase from: