Thank you all so much to everyone who has supported the release of the Sidewalk Quilt. Designing a hopscotch quilt has been in my mind for almost two years and I am so happy to finally have this pattern out in the world!
In fact, I love this pattern so much, that I made three different versions already (with plans for more!). And despite the cover version using yardage, I think my favorite way to make this quilt is with scraps. Below I am sharing photos and all the details for the two scrappy versions that I made, a rainbow version and another using the Lullabee fabric line.
Rainbow Version
This was the first Sidewalk Quilt that I made. I pieced it as I was writing the pattern and designing the numbers, so there was a lot of trial and error in it. As soon as I finished, I realized it was upside down! Fortunately, I have a four year old who thought that made the quilt even better and so I was happy not to rip out any more seams!
(Note: Don’t worry, I made the corrections in the pattern so that yours will be right side up!)
Details:
Pattern: Sidewalk Quilt
Quilt Top Fabrics: Kona Cotton in Snow, Cardinal, Marmalade, Grellow, Cabbage, Regatta, Burgundy and Foxglove.
Backing: Dinosaur Toss in Navy by Dear Stella
Thread: Machine Piecing and Quilting- Aurifil 50wt in White (2024)
Lullabee Version
I am not sure there could have been a more adorable fabric line for this pattern. I love the sweetness that these fabrics bring to the hopscotch board. Lullabee was designed by Patti Basemi for Art Gallery Fabric, you can find it here.
Details:
Pattern: Sidewalk Quilt
Quilt Top Fabrics: Lullabee by Patti Basemi
Backing: Meant to Bee in Sunlit Garden by Patti Basemi
Thread: Machine Piecing- Aurifil 50 wt in White (2024); Machine Quilting- Aurifil 50 wt in Light Lemon (2110)
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