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If You Give a Mouse a Cookie Quilt

fuellingdesigns
May 11
1 min read
A colorful patchwork quilt featuring floral patterns and checkered squares in blue, red, and green tones, creating a cozy, detailed design.

If You Give a Mouse a Cookie is a delightful children’s book about how one thing can lead to another. I thought it was an appropriate name for this quilt.


At the end of March, I saw a picture of a 1930’s double nine patch quilt. I wondered if I had any nine patch units made up that I could make into a few blocks. I began sorting and grouping my nine patch units and then needed fabric for the rails that go between the units.


I had just purchased fabric from the Jane Eyre fabric line that had a dusty blue base. I thought it would look nice alternated with the cream and black print.  Well, one thing led to another. Soon I was digging into my black background fabrics, looking for prints I thought might blend in. More fabrics were pulled and blocks started to be made.


Again, one thing led to another. Dusty pink fabric was added for the sashing and soon a quilt was coming together. More fabrics, cutting and sewing and suddenly in less than a month I have created another quilt top. Remember, if you give a mouse a cookie it may lead to so much more.



A row of five colorful quilt squares on patterned carpet. Each square has a unique geometric design with floral and checkered patterns.
Patchwork quilt blocks with floral and checkered patterns arranged on a carpeted floor. Bookshelves and folded quilts visible in background.

Thank you for taking the time to read my blog,

Cynthia


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