With Paisley’s quilt top done, I was full of energy and decided to bang out another top.
Of course, Bear Mountain is a baby quilt, so it came together pretty quickly. I had the paws already done, it just needed sashing and borders.
And since you can’t be a Bear Mountain without some bears…
I fussy cut a few of these little bears for the corner stones between the paws.
For borders: The blue grid was a fat quarter I had in my stash, and the green was leftover from Aliza in Wonderland.
But it’s the grey I’m really excited about… it was a remnant at Lens, and when I first bought it, I thought maybe it was duck prints, or little tulip flowers. But turned upside down… it kind of looks like little snow-capped mountain tops!
For the back, I’ve got a snuggly chunk of blue-grey flannel, and lots of the green left for binding. Look for an FO post on this one soon!
Those little bears are so cute!
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Great idea to fussy cut the bears in the cornerstones!
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Nice job – this will be adorable.
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I adore your colour combinations!
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It’s lovely! The backing flannel is fabulous and perfect for the quilt front.
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Peek-a-boo bears …………..VERY cute.
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That is a darling quilt, I love the greens and blues. I really like fussy cutting for quilts. You get such fun results.
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