Baby Girl Half Square Triangle Quilt

Here's a sweet little half square triangle baby girl quilt I finished a while back.

NOTE: I used the same method in this tutorial I made.

I used Kaffe Fassett's fabric from this Red Fat Quarter Bundle and some gray solid fabric I had on hand.

For the binding, I used this Mirror Ball Dot fabric in Candy by Michael Miller that I purchased at my local quilt shop City Craft.

I also made a little 12"x12" ruffled pillow to match. Isn't it so sweet?! 

All of the colors are so bright and energetic. 

For the backing, I used a Anna Maria Horner's Sinister Swarm in Vivacious print from her Field Study line along with a Japanese imported fabric I can't remember the name of. I purchased the backing fabric from The Stitch Lab in Austin, Tx. 

The was such a fun, easy quilt to work on. I can't wait to give it to someone special!

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View the 8.5"x11" version here.

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