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Commission Quilt

LOG CABIN DOUBLE THROW

€750,00
By PEARL REDDINGTON
Custom embroidery

  • 100% Certified Irish Linen

  • Handmade in ireland 

  • Contrast striped backing fabric

  • Unbleached natural cotton batting

  • 145CM X 145CM


Inspired by Log Cabin patchwork quilts, here we disrupted the traditional pattern and created our own contemporary version. We’ve also moved from the small rectangular baby quilt format to a larger square format to create a throw for a double bed. The design plays with squares and stripes in strong blues and neon yellows contrasting them with dark navy and white stripes and finally bringing them together with the pale blues and greys. We spent a surprising amount of time considering where to place the squares! 

Your bespoke quilt will be numbered with a completion date written on a screen printed label handsewn on the back fabric. 

Please allow 4 weeks for your quilt to be finished. You can read how your quilt is made in our about section. Please contact us if you have any questions.

For €50 we can add a short embroidered message on the back of the quilt eg “For Evie born 01/01/2021” Please fill out the box if you would like to add this feature. 

Every quilt is handmade to order. Your bespoke quilt may vary slightly from the photo due to different dye batches and the unpredictable nature of the handmade. We view this as a positive thing as your quilty is unique to you. No two M.O.P quilts are ever the same!

Cold machine wash. Quilts will soften and change with use and washing. Please see product care for more information.
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  • Machine wash on a delicate cycle no hotter than 30 degrees. 
  • Do not tumble dry! Line dry only. 
  • Linen naturally wrinkles after washing. These creases will ease out naturally with heat and use but if you wish you can iron at a low temperature. Too hot an iron will scorch the fabric.
  • Please contact us if you have any questions on caring for your quilt.