Monday, October 6, 2025

Owl Quilt is a Hoot!

A little owl quilt is turning out to be quite a hoot!



The strips of flannel were given to me in a bag of scraps

from one of the guild's charity groups. 

 


There was a wealth of blue and pink flannel scraps.

The little owls were part of a grab bag at a quilting garage sale.

 The mention of a quilt needed for a new cousin

by one of my DILs, made my brain

jump into action and the cuteness of the 

little owl print squares did the rest!


It came together right on the design wall,

with no written plan, so the spacing of the owls

is very random. 




It turned out well and now

the same is happening with the back.

A white strip of donated knobbly minky,




combined with leftover strips,



then widened with some leftover yardage,


and some more pink flannel strips,



are going together to make a nice pieced backing.

This top may or may not end up with batting

as the weight of the flannel and the minky 

could make it cuddly enough without a batt.

That will be decided at the pinning stage.

~~pin, pin, pin~~

This little quilt definitely needs a batting.

The different weights of the minky and the flannel

will be evened out by a batting.

Oh the pinning was fun!


We'll see the finished quilt in a few weeks!


It was definitely a hoot!


Linking up with:

Design Wall Monday

Monday Musings

SrSPS

Handmade Monday

Sew & Tell

To Do Tuesday

Oh Scrap



14 comments:

  1. very cute and clever use of leftovers.

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    1. Thank you! It is going to be a fun one to quilt!

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  2. The random placement is a perfect complement to the owls' portraits. Well done!

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    1. Thank you ! The little owls are very cute.

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  3. What a great way to use up remnants. Those owls are so whimsical and fun.

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  4. What a clever and cute way to use up your leftover pieces! So cute!

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    1. Thank you, I am sure a little one will love them!

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  5. The owl fabric is so cute! You are making a great baby quilt. Well done!

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  6. What a fun quilt, Deb. I love the randomly placed owls and that owl fabric is just awesome!! Thanks for sharing with us at Monday Musings.

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    1. You're very welcome! I do love my linky parties!

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  7. Deb that’s a perfect way to use up a variety of scraps. Love those cute owls. Thank you for sharing on To Do Tuesday.

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