I decided to name this one "Hopscotch" because the alternating rectangles and squares made me think of a hopscotch board. Plus, the bunnies on the fabric already had me in the mindset of hopping. I considered naming it "Paska"after the Eastern European Easter bread, because the pattern name is "Brioche and Baguettes" and the fabric was Easter themed, but decided against it. It seemed a little too obscure and confusing for the general public that wouldn't know the pattern name.
I finished this quilt yesterday, June 5, 2025, but I started it on June 24, 2020, so this is my fourth completed UFO of the year, which completes that goal category. Yay! This is another quilt that will be tucked away for my imagined craft show booth.
I quilted it on my long-arm in an all-over swirl-meander motif. The thread is Isacord Chiffon, (color #2170) and the batting is Happy Cloud 50/50 Bamboo blend. The binding was attached to the front by machine and turned to the back by hand. The quilt finished at 57 x 75 inches.
Running total of goals accomplished:
Finish UFOs = 4 of 4 (completed)
Use pre-cuts = 2 of 3
Do window paintings = 0 of 2
Do non-window painting = 1 of 1 (completed)
Sew sets of coasters = 5 of 5 (completed)
Sew small bags = 0 of 2
Sew tote bags= 1 of 2