This giraffe printed fabric panel came from another quilter's sewing room clean out a few years ago.
I like free things and I thought it might make a good donation quilt for a toddler, so I snatched it up and brought it home to wait for me to get around to using it
As you see here it was manufactured in the year 2000 so it's time for someone to do something with it.
At first I was trying to work with the entire panel as it was and add some coordinating colored strips top and bottom. I just wasn't happy with that idea so I tucked it away again...for two more years!
Then in my quest to finish all my unfinished projects, I pulled it out again. In taking a fresh look at it I realized that all the empty black space above the giraffes was keeping me from liking it.
So I trimmed it up and thought I'd alternate the colored strips with black strips from the trimmed part.
Yep! It worked out with one block leftover. I think the pink and green helped to brighten up the drabness of the black. Now it's definitely a feminine quilt.
I finished the top in 2020 but just now finished the quilting and binding. Here is the finished quilt.
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