Harvest Cabins has gone to it's new home.

When my sister Dawn was here last year she picked this Harvest Cabins quilt out. 

I told her I would get it quilted and send it back to Florida with my Dad last Fall.  It did get quilted by Jennifer McCann, but I had not completed the binding. 

Doesn't Nermal look great with this as a background?

So when she decided to visit this month to spend time with my Mom Cindy after her breast cancer surgery, I decided to get it bound so she could take it back with her.

She helped me pick out the fabric binding, it's a diagonal strip from Moda from the Gobble Gobble line by Sandy Gervais.

I like the way that a diagonal binding finishes off a quilt.

This was the first quilt on my 2012 UFO list, and the 4th item I have finished off the list so far!!

My Moda Saltbox Harvest Quilt by Deb Strain

A week ago I visited JEllen's House of Fabric because I won a door prize at her grand opening!!  Of course I had to check out the fabric and decided to purchase some more Fall fabric to use with my leftover Moda Gobble Gobble.  I purchased the below Moda Saltbox Harvest fabric in addition to a couple scarlet and gray fabrics for my stash!!

Moda Swirls

Moda Stars

Harvest Market is a pattern by Robin Betterley.  I used EQ7 to audition the fabrics.

Robin designed a fabric line for South Sea Imports called Quilting Companions that I love.

Finished quilt top.

Nermal likes the quilt too!!!

Moda Gobble Gobble by Sandy Gervais

Two weeks ago I visted Cottonpickers Quilt Shop, as I was looking around I realized that I have never made a Fall quilt.  You know in browns, greens, oranges, deep reds.  So when I spotted Moda's Gobble Gobble I decided it was time.  I purchase the below fabrics and came home to design my quilt using EQ7.

I added one fabric from Moda's Northwood Botanical.

Beth only had one yard of the large flower print, so I came home to find a quilt pattern.  I found Flower Patch in Cindy Casciato's Block Explosion.  I used EQ7 to audition the location of the fabrics and finally decided on the one below.  Check out my finished quilt top!

Berkshire by Blue Hill Fabrics

I visited Beth at Cottonpickers Quilt Shop to show her my Gobble Gobble and Market Harvest Quilts.  While there I spotted Berkshire by Blue Hill Fabrics it has turquoise in it, which is supposedly the 'it' color this year!  I haven't decided what to do with it yet.