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I found this large piece of fabric and decided to do a simple quilt.  Really cute material.  I think I initially used it to make an apron for Audrey when she was a little girl.  After I finished binding it, I found a stack of this fabric cut into squares with contrasting fabric.  Too bad I had not seen it sooner, I could have made the quilt larger and with contrasting fabric.  But it is a cute little quilt anyway.







 

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