Here’s a quick pic of the finished blanket:
In the end I tied it — theres no batting to move around inside it and the test quilting I did looked completely pants on top of the pattern of the fabric, which is already quite busy. It looks better lying flat though, it has to be said. It is tied in the corners of each square with dark red wool, resembles a futon from the back, and is very, very cosy!
KDD & Co 
Find out about your work on a blog here in Portugal. Love it. It´s so, so good… I was wondering if you here looked in Rosa Pomar blog. It´s a Ervilha cor de rosa (Pink pea). She does beautiful dolls and quilts, and I think You have so much in comun… If you´ll Have a a minuye,take a pick. I garantee you´ll Love it! Good work.
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I’ve been reading you blog for a while now-since your post on Jane Brockett I’ve been hooked-and would love to link to you on my blog if that’s ok.
It’s ahandmadegreentopia.blogspot.com/ if you want to check it out.
Thank’s!
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Kate what a great use of the fabric. Now is probably not the time to mention that Hinnigans has been closed for a while as they were flooded just before Christmas and have yet to reopen their doors :-(
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That is exactly the quilt I would want to make for my own bed. I love the patterns. The design is so simple, but the patterns really shine.
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Gorgeous! So rich and sumptuous.
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oh it’s just gorgeous. I so wish that they sold through their website, i feel a distinct need to make a £1.50 patchwork blanket in preparation for being a student.
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So cool! I love that fabric, just gorgeous.
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