I used part of a jelly roll to make this quilt and scraps of white and off white for the background fabrics. It measures 46" wide x 60" high. I used polyester batting for warmth and a flannel backing for added softness. My son is coming for a visit and I wanted to make a quilt that would keep him warm on the cold nights we have been having. The jelly roll was from Amazon. The other fabrics I already had. This will be a nice extra quilt to have on hand when needed. Sunset Ridge is a free quilt pattern from Moda Fabrics. I made mine larger than the pattern. It was a quick quilt to make and easy too. I alternated the jelly roll fabrics I had. I could have used one color family per row, but decided to mix them up.
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Friday, October 9, 2009
Flowers in a Pot Quilt
I made this quilt several months ago. The leaf blocks that surround the quilt were blocks from a group I used to belong to where we exchanged blocks. The appliqued flowers were inspired from a quilt that I saw in a book, but I changed it all and made it different.
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appliqued quilt,
flower quilt,
paper pieced quilt,
wall quilt
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Vegetable and Fruit Garden Quilt
| I started this quilt about 2 years ago and finally finished it in Feb. 2009. It is paper-pieced. I used batiks and handyed fabrics on nearly all of it.
Being a vegan, I really wanted to make a garden quilt.
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