I finally finished the baby-sized courthouse quilt I’ve been working on. I saw the pattern in the last issue of American Patchwork and Quilting. I’ve never made a quilt with so many pieces before and I’m so happy with the end result. With all the narrow strips and 1/2 inch seams inside, this quilt has a lot of fabric in it and I can tell when I feel it that it’s thicker than quilts I’ve made before. This design is definitely a keeper.
I forgot to take a before picture, but with some free-motion quilting, this baby wrinkled up nicely in the dryer. I don’t know if I’ll ever be able to part with it!
CraftApple 
I love it!
it’s really sweet.
I think all log cabin related patterns are fantastic. They just take a little time that’s all.
It’s beautiful! I love how all the colors work together.
Oh it is STUNNING!!!!
Gorgeous! Beautiful job. The combination of fabrics is perfect. I wouldn’t want to part with it either!
It is so cute! Love it!
(And the more wrinkles, the better. On quilts, anyway.)
Linda, that is sooooooooo pretty!!!!! I wouldn’t want to part with it either. What a lot of work, but it’s awesome.
adorable!!
how CAN you part with that blanket??? it’s the BEST!!!!
great job, as always!!
Fabulous job – love the colours you used. Very pretty.
I like!
OH, Linda, that quilt is so very pretty. I wouldn’t want to part with it either.
That is just stunning. Really, really sweet and excellent on the eyes. hugs
OH MY GOSH! That thing is beautiful! You should be proud of yourself.
It really is beautiful. I wouldn’t be able to part with it either!
that’s cute – i’ve never seen it done that way (aren’t the blocks usually turned 90 degrees?) nice work – i always can’t wait to wash/dry mine! 🙂
It is beautiful. Go take a look at my attempt at a bag.
Susan
oh my goodness, that must have been such hard work, truly beautiful.
It’s so pretty! Gosh, there’s no way I could part with that.
It’s a beautiful quilt! Whoever receives it will cherish it forever (or you can cherish it forever if you keep it;)
The quilt came out great! I would definitely have a hard time parting with it too!
I don’t know if I could part with that either, it’s beautiful!
So beautiful! This makes me want to hop up and SEW and QUILT and CRAFT instead of going to bed 🙂
I love that wrinkly cotton look — it looks wonderful 🙂
Linda, this is just gorgeous! I love the colors – beautiful work (as always.) 🙂
love it – i am stitching the binding on my very first quilt. I cannot wait to put it in the machine. i love the way real quilts pucker and wrinkle. this is beautiful.
have a wonderful weekend.
Oh Linda… it is SO, SO, SO, so very beautiful! You did an awesome job too! BTW… I like my quilts to wrinkle too! It’s always so exciting to open the drier door the first time and see what magic has happened to a quilt. I’m soooo with you!
Hi Linda, I ve been missing for a while, your quilt looks fabulous, I love anything along the log cabin style, you have done a great job. And congratulations on you pattern, hopefully you will post one to me in Australia,I will have to pop over and order one, I would love to make up an apron. Have a great weekend
Kerry
Wow, amazing work. So lovely, it must have been a lot of effort.
That is soooo perfect. How could you give that away???? I love it. You are sooo talented. Maybe we should look into finding houses close to each other, I think I have a lot to learn from you. Why don’t you think about moving to Germany?? Pretty please? 😉
It’s gorgeous! I love the soft colors, I just want to cuddle up in it!
Oh Linda, that is just lovely. I am amazed at how talented you are. Wow, wish you could give me some lessons.
A keeper for sure! You definitely have an eye for color and style as is proven by this beautiful quilt.
I’ll have to track down the pattern in my spare time — yours is so inspirational!
It is gorgeous! I love the varying shades of pink and then the darker greens. Wow. Why did it have 1/2″ seams I wonder? And the strips finished at 1/2″ then? Anyway, it is beautiful – definitely worth keeping and repeating!
Linda,
Can we use this photo as a beautiful example of this pattern on the blog next week? Courthouse/ log cabin will be our block-along post next Friday. As always, we’ll link back to your blog. Let me know.
Thanks,
Kristin