The pattern for the March Le Petite project is Endless Summer by Heartspun Quilts. It is very cute, and made with charm packs. As much as I love the pattern, I knew I really don't need another wall hanging, but I do need some little table runners for our hall table. :-) Especially for the different seasons. When I heard the pattern name, I just couldn't get my brain past 'summer'. lol So my first little table runner is 'Endless Summer'. :-) I made it with some FQ's I had that were looking for a project.
Hope you had a great St Patrick's Day and didn't get pinched! ;-)
Now I am off to work on a few almost done projects and then start something new! :-) Whoohoo! I like new!
Until next time~
Happy Stitchin'!
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9 comments:
Your runner is beautiful! Wonderful pattern and colors.
What a great idea...love it!
That's so pretty! I love the colors! :0)
Nifty idea! I never did get this pattern so I won't be able to participate this time around. What's next?
Your runner is quite beautiful!
Micki
This runner looks right at home there on your little table - and I'd say those colors are definitely summer colors! :)
I see you're excited about starting something new! Whooo hoo! How fun - can't wait to see what's next for you.
Love from Texas! ~bonnie
Very nice!
I love that you made it into a runner! Perfect blocks for it! Beautiful colors :-)
I really like your unique take on this quilt pattern. The color combination is soft, but pops too. Good job on thinking outside of the box...it really paid off!
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