Banana Split Quilt from the Cake Mix Quilt Along

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Today I am excited to share the Banana Split quilt from the Cake Mix Quilt Book Volume 1 as part of the Cake Mix Quilt Along hosted by the Fat Quarter Shop. I’ve had sewing the Banana Split from It’s Sew Emma’s latest book The Cake Mix Quilt Book Volume One.

Banana Split Quilt from the Cake Mix Quilt Along

This is a collection of 8 Cake Mixes with two easy quilt patterns for each, totaling 16 quilts! For my layer cake I chose Peacock Classic by Kaffe Fassett and white Bella Solid for the background and used the Cake Mix Recipe #5 cards from Miss Rosie’s Quilt Co.

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All of the quilts in the book are super easy to make when you use the recipe cards! If you just buy the book and not the recipe cards, be sure and read the Introduction section of the book which will tell you what size of blocks you will use in the patterns.

The Mississippi river was snow covered and frozen when I took some photos. Luckily the wind didn’t blow my quilt away.The pattern in the book makes a 91 1/2″ x 91 1/2″ huge quilt.
Banana Split quilt bedroom

Using just one Peacock Classic layer cake by Kaffe Fassett.

I decided to make a smaller lap quilt that would work on a twin bed.
Banana Split Quilt on BedOne more outside photo.

I used Aurifil #2024 for my piecing and quilting and did a fairly large stipple quilting for a fluffy quilt. Visit the Jolly Jabber where you can see the list of everyone taking part in the blog hop.

This is the second time I have made a quilt with fabrics by Kaffe Fassett and I have found I really like his prints. Fat Quarter Shop also has a Peacock Classics Kaffe Fassett Bundle that I’m tempted to get! Did you miss my first Kaffe Fassett quilt? Check it out.

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Other Fat Quarter Shop quilts I have made:

Spellbound Quilt Along in Kaffe Fassett

Jelly Roll Railway Free Quilt Pattern

Peppermint Bark Quilt Along

Layers of Charm Free Pattern

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12 Comments

  1. Connie, am I right in counting 16 squares for a twin size quilt? Could I really get two quilts from a layer cake? Sign me up!

  2. Dawn Nelson says:

    Very pretty, Connie!

  3. Your quilt is so beautiful against the snow and I love the fabric you chose.

  4. I really like the colors in the Peacock Classic combined with the white. Very elegant looking and a nice sized quilt. Looks great in your room too.

  5. Connie your quilting skills bring every fabric to just the right life. Love your huge quilt and the smaller twin size quilt. The quilts show so well…especially in the snow! Stay Warm aand Cozy Dear…<3

  6. farmquilter says:

    Love your quilt! Kaffe’s fabrics can be a bit overwhelming but with your quilt they add just the right amount of sparkle!!

  7. That is really gorgeous. I LOVE the pics of it in the snow. The Kaffe fabrics are perfect for it. I think I’m seeing a blue quilt in my future.

  8. I agree with Vicki’s comment. A little Kaffe goes a long way and beautifully as this quilt proves.

  9. Your snow was the perfect setting for this fun quilt! I love the fabrics, and the design is great as well.

  10. This is the perfect pattern for showing off those luscious prints! Your quilts are both simply stunning and the photos are beautiful, Connie. Did you make the matching pillow sham too?

  11. Vicki in MN says:

    I’m usually not a Kaffe fan, but I like how you toned it down with lots of negative space, so I am a beginning fan;)