Take Shape Chevron Baby Quilt and Scrap Giveaway

This quilt is available for sale in my shop!

This month I used my Culcita Box fabrics to make a chevron baby quilt.  Like I mentioned, these fabrics are a little outside my comfort zone.  As a general rule for myself, I try not to buy fabrics that have a lot of contrast within them.  They are beautiful and some people do beautiful things with them, but I tend to have a hard time using them.
Take Shape Chevron Baby Quilt
But despite being a little nervous about using them, I am so pleased with how the quilt turned out! I ended up omitting the pink circle fabric from the bundle because I wanted something with a little more orange to it, so I subbed in Kona Mango.  I also added a black Art Gallery triangle print that I had in my stash.
Take Shape Chevron Baby Quilt
These are 60 degree chevrons and I quilted it with a random 60 degree grid.  
Take Shape Chevron Baby Quilt
I was happy to find this Katarina Roccella print in my stash for the backing and I used more of the black triangle print for the binding.  I stitched the binding down with Perle cotton.

This quilt is now listed in my Etsy shop.

Finished size: 33" x 47"
Fabric: Take Shape by Art Gallery Fabrics

Culcita Box Quilts

I have a decent little pile of leftover scraps from this quilt. Some are a little oddly shaped, but if you are interested in them, leave a comment on this post and I will choose a winner in a few days!

The winner of the scraps is Kathy!  I will be sending you an email shortly!

46 comments

  1. It's a beautiful quilt and the colour palette is interesting ! Thank you for the giveaway !

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  2. Loooove your quilt!! Awesome job! :) I would be tickled to win your Scraps too..thank you for the chance!! :D

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  3. Lovely! And I'd be happy to give your scraps a new home : )

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  4. Beautiful quilt! I'd like a chance to win, please. Thanks. Happy Easter!!!!

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  5. I'd love to give your scraps a happy home, too!

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  6. I love the Mango in this! Perfect pop of color. :)

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  7. So cute! Love it, would love scraps!

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  8. I absolutely love this line of fabric so I would absolutely love your scraps!!

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  9. Beautiful and ingenious - you should be proud that you did something out of your comfort zone. And I'd love the scraps.

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  10. Your quilt is lovely. I would love your scraps! I quilt mainly from scraps, because I love the look of variety. Thanks for the opportunity.

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  11. Scraps are a quilter's/sewist's best friend! I like making small items, and scraps are the way to go. Thank you for the opportunity to win!

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  12. Scraps are great for improv and quilt as you go. Would like to use these.

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  13. Your fabric placement in the quilt is very nice :-). Love to win some your scrap fabrics. Thanks!!!!!!!!!

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  14. I never would have dreamed of using these fabrics the way you did. It's fabulous! I have been using a lot of Civil War Reproduction fabrics lately, and could use some more modern fabrics for a change.

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  15. I really like chevron designs and you conquered this one with these pretty fabrics! I would love to use up your scraps to make some great scrappy bibs!

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  16. Wonderful quilt , interesting fabrics and a great style , so modern . I'd love to win your scraps , I love scrappy quilts 😊

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  17. That really is a fabulous design on your quilt. I really love it.

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  18. Amazing quilt... and as a scrap quilt enthusiast I would love to receive the scraps that you have left. dhardenburg (at) prodigy (dot) net

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  19. I would love your scraps!
    This quilt is so pretty, I have such a tough time with chevrons

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  20. This quilt is gorgeous! I would love a chance to explore this color palette and play with your scraps. :)

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  21. Great quilt! Would love the scraps.

    lenelson(at)mail(dot)com

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  22. Wonderful quilt, lovely colours. I love orange and blue quilts, the mustard/yellow adds a zing too! The quilt design definitely works with this fabric bundle. I'd be extremely excited to win some scraps. I love scraps!!! And I have a blue and orange and yellow UFO that is on my 17 in 2017 list! emilyste7ens at gmail dot com

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  23. Love the bright colors. Would love the scraps as I have been making placemats for my grandson's. Thank you.

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  24. What a clever way to combine those fabrics! Love it! I have always loved working with scraps - thanks for the chance to win some.

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  25. what a lovely quilt. Oh my yes, I love scraps, thanks for a chance

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  26. I love the design and the Kona Mango. Great job

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  27. Your choices were great as in fabric and pattern as well as the quilting design.

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  28. My favorite part of this quilt are the pops of peach. So pretty!

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  29. The fabrics may be outside your comfort zone, but the quilt turned out really cute!

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  30. What a fabulous idea - give away the scraps after a project so they don't pile up! I'm new to quilting so I'm happy to get scraps! (But if you don't want to mail them to Canada please feel free to pick someone else.)

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  31. I would LOVE your scraps! sarah@forrussia.org

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  32. I think you did a great job with fabrics outside your comfort zone! I wouldn't mind winning the scraps :o)

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  33. Love this cute little quilt. I love all kinds of scraps as I make mainly scrappy quilts. Thanks for the giveaway.

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  34. What a beautiful quilt. I love making scrap quilts for babies and lap quilts and they are well loved by our elder church members. Thank you for the giveaway.

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  35. A lovely quilt! I love the colour combo, especially with the addition of the peach!

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  36. such a lovely quilt! i really love the colors and fabric you used!

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  37. While the quilt fabrics may have been out of your comfort zone you did an awesome job on this quilt. There is lots of visual interest and excitement. Great job.

    tushay3 (at) yahoo (dot) com

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  38. I love your quilt! Bold fabrics tend to intimidate me, but I'm trying to outgrow that .
    Thank you.
    kcummings71@gmail.com

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  39. Love this little quilt the chevron design works very well with the bold colours great job xxx

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  40. I like the contrasting fabrics and colors. I would use your scraps for prayer quilts I make for my church..

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  41. The contrasts are lovely! As a quilter of 40+ years, most of what I do now is scrappy, to use up scraps. But I still buy scraps and fat quarters to add a little extra to my scraps (and keep it fun for me while quilting). Thanks for the giveaway! Deb E / Oregon mdenders@msn.com

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  42. I love scraps! And these fabrics are so fun! Thanks!

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  43. Love the bold colours and prints in your quilt!!! Would love to play with your scraps!!!

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  44. That peach strip is a nice little zip of color. Carolyn in NC

    logcabinquiltsATgmailDOTcom

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  45. I really like this quilt! The colors and prints are shown off in the pattern very well.

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