I made this quilt to hang in my upstairs, back stairwell. There is a large beige colored wall there and a lot of echos throughout the hall. We are hoping that the quilt will both brighten the wall and also muffle some of the echos and make for a happier sleeping baby. As it turns out, our baby is a very light sleeper and as the youngest of three, that isn’t a good thing. My quilt measures about 51″ x 64″ and consists of stacked coins and half log cabins or split log cabins (thank you to Pat/Silver Thimble Quilt Co. for telling me the proper name for those modified log cabin blocks). I used many fabrics from Hoffmans’ Papillon collection, a couple from Windham Fabrics’ Songbird collection and a couple of quilters neutrals. The sashing is a Kona solid called Bone. Many of the fabrics were actually purchased as scraps at my local quilt shop, as they appeared in the scrap box over a 6 month period. As a result, I only had little pieces of certain fabrics and bigger pieces of those that I bought by the yard.