wee wander double wedding ring baby quilt

The Double Wedding Ring quilt has been on my quilting "bucket list" for a while.  Maybe, once I find the notebook where I wrote down the list, I will post it here but the list is fairly short.  This pattern earned a place on the list because it is challenging and traditional and seemed like a rite of passage.  Also because there are lots of ways to modernize and improvise this block and I hope to do some of it in the future.
wee wander double wedding ring baby quilt
Ta da!  It turned out not to be that crazy challenging (I used this ruler) and it turned out to be the perfect pattern for the Wee Wander fat quarter bundle I have had on my shelf for a few months.  I did add a few fabrics to mix things up, and I fussy cut the center of the blocks though my options were limited for fussy cutting since I was cutting from fat quarters and the fabrics have a fairly large repeat.  
wee wander double wedding ring baby quilt
The most challenging part was definitely binding the inside corners.  I could use some practice, but I think I kind of figured it out.
wee wander double wedding ring baby quilt
The backing is another Wee Wander print.  I debated what to do with this finished quilt, since it is a good size for a baby or a floor mat, but I think I am going to hang it on the wall in my sewing room.  
wee wander double wedding ring baby quilt
In other news, I have my hands full these days.  In addition to our 3 children, we now have an 8 week Labradoodle named Pepper in the house.  This was a spur of the moment decision and has been a little crazy, but she sure is cute!
pepper the labradoodle

12 comments

  1. What a happy colourful quilt - I'd have to put it on my wall too.

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  2. Adorable. This quilt is on my bucket list too. I can't seem to follow the link on the ruler. Can you tell me which one you used?

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  3. How cute is Pepper?! What an exciting edition!!! What do the kids think? The double wedding ring is on my list too. I like the slight variation in shades of pink/peach in yours.

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  4. Love the quilt, beautiful colors! And congrats of the new addition!

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  5. The quilt is beautiful. I think Wee Wander will always be one of my favourite fabric lines. x

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  6. I think you should hang it on my wall ! LOL.
    but your helper looks pretty interested in it and your new addition is a cutie too

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  7. Such a gorgeous quilt, Erica! Yes, we brought home 2 puppies when my girls were little...instant insanity. It took me almost 2 years to get things under control, but I love those dogs to pieces!

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  8. Goodness, the puppy is adorable.

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  9. Aww... I love your little quilt holder Erica! And your sweet puppy too.
    That is the perfect use for Wee Wander. It looks marvelous!

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  10. Such a pretty quilt, I have never thought about that pattern as a baby quilt but it works really well! I am green with envy about the puppy too!

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  11. Love the quilt. What a great way to use that fabric! Pepper is a beautiful girl. Congratulations to you and your family :) We've always had at least one big black puppy in our family!

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  12. wow! What a fabulous quilt. All those curves and fancy binding! I think this would have to stay on my bucket list for rather a long time until I improve my skills, a lot!

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