Wednesday, June 28, 2017

Super Scrappy Pineapple Block Quilt













To say that I love my latest quilt is an understatement. The block is the old fashioned pineapple block and I've made it super scrappy with loads of different fabrics and mixed prints. Add in all 42 super, cute, fussy cut centers, the most perfect floral on a happy, yellow backing and a binding that seems to frame it all perfectly, and it's got me grinning ear-to-ear every time I see it.

I hosted an informal quilt along over on Instagram and you can see all the great quilts being made by browsing the hashtag #superscrappypineapple .

-dana

P.S. Ever thought of making one? I used the Pineapple Trim Tool from Creative Grids and it was like magic! It made precision easy with these blocks. I highly recommend it. And, Creative Grids has no idea who I am, I just really thought the ruler was a game changer. Nearly every time I trimmed a round on my blocks it blew my mind with it's awesomeness.

27 comments:

Robby said...

I have been seeing snippets of this on IG, and loving it! I've loved this quilt design since I was little. This might just be the nudge I need to make my own. Thanks for the inspiration.

Jacque. said...

Dana, this is beyond gorgeous!! I love it and I love how the dark binding contains the scrappiness beautifully!!! So glad I followed you on this super scrappy pineapple block quilt…I love each and every one of my blocks. And, I agree with what you said about the pineapple trim tool…it is totally awesome!!

AnnieO said...

Good to know the tool works! I'd probably never attempt this without a good tool. It's gorgeous!

Anonymous said...

Oh, Dana! This isn't just gorgeous. So many pieces!

Megan said...

I was so excited to see your post pop up in my feed. You've made yourself one beautiful quilt! Oh you've got me itching to get back to some sewing.

Susie Q said...

I am not a fan of orange daylilies BUT they sure set off your beautiful quilt!!!! Great finish.

becky j said...

Love it.... This one's on my "to do list" which just seems to be getting longer and longer.

Havplenty said...

What a beautiful scrappy lovely.

Debbie said...

Another absolutely gorgeous quilt! I love the blocks and your backing-both are perfect. You should be proud.

ladmquilter said...

Love it.

Andrea R said...

Oh I got turned on to pineapple blocks recently and now I wanna Pineapple All The things! I have that ruler in a cart at one shop and am waiting for when I need to order other things too.

Heck yeah I wanna do a scrappy one like this!

Dana - Old Red Barn Co. said...

First of all, thank you! Second, you totally should make one! I really enjoyed the process and kinda want to make another. :)

Dana - Old Red Barn Co. said...

Your quilt is AMAZING! And I'm so glad that you quilted along with me. More fun with friends!!

Dana - Old Red Barn Co. said...

The tool was like some form of dark magic! Soooooooooo worth the $$!!

Dana - Old Red Barn Co. said...

You've kinda got your hands full! :)

Dana - Old Red Barn Co. said...

Flowers and quilts are such a perfect combination!

Dana - Old Red Barn Co. said...

It was fun to make and not nearly as time consuming as I would have guessed. :)

Dana - Old Red Barn Co. said...

Thank you!!

Dana - Old Red Barn Co. said...

I am! :) isn't that yellow floral backing so pretty?!?!?!?

Dana - Old Red Barn Co. said...

Thanks so much!

Dana - Old Red Barn Co. said...

I'm kinda in the same boat because I want to pineapple all the things now too!!!!!!

Laura said...

This is an amazing quilt. :-)

Jennifer said...

That's a really lovely quilt - it is amazing how well so many scrappy fabrics can go together with the right pattern. Also love your flowers, especially the coneflowers!

Jo said...

That is amazing!

Unknown said...

Gorgeous!! And thanks for the suggestion on the Pineapple Tool. Sounds like just the ticket.

Kar said...

its absolutely beautiful Dana!!! One day I will finish mine and love it just as much. : )

VeronicaMade said...

I love this quilt! I've always been wanting to make one of these but thought it was too much work. But this tool sounds very handy. What size did you make your blocks?