New Patterns!

I have three new pat­terns to share with you all today!  They have all been uploaded to my shop and, if you’re a sub­scriber to my blog you might want to check your email to find the spe­cial coupon codes I sent yesterday.

First up, say hello to Happy Har­vest, a fat eighth friendly quilt pat­tern that comes in two handy sizes.   Baby — 40″ x 50″ and Lap — 53″ x 59″.

The rect­an­gu­lar shaped block gives this sweet design an extra touch of cute­ness.  It’s per­fect for soft pas­tels like the ones I used in the scrappy ver­sion (right).  Or, just as per­fect for happy brights (left) like the First Romance col­lec­tion from Kristyne of Pretty by Hand for Moda Fab­rics which will hit stores Octo­ber 2017.  (You might want to keep an eye out for early release pre­cuts though because I’ve seen a few in stores right now.)

You could also try a col­oured back­ground with some pretty flor­al prints like these Sweet Prair­ie prints from Sedef of Down Grapev­ine Lane for Riley Blake Designs. In stores August 2017.   You might notice there’s extra space between the rows in this ver­sion (no your vis­ion has­n’t gone wonky!).   I made this quilt for Sedef’s mar­ket booth and then changed my mind about the pat­tern when I star­ted mak­ing the oth­er two.   If you like the extra space you’ll just need an extra half yard or so of your back­ground fabric.

Next is Sum­mer Scoop a 60″ x 85″ twin sized bed quilt made with one simple 15″ block and some sash­ing.   It’s fat quarter friendly so you can dive into your stash or, you can grab a bundle of your favour­ite fab­ric col­lec­tion.   The quilt I made has fab­rics from Corey from Little Miss Shabby’s Flower Mill col­lec­tion for Moda Fab­rics (in stores this October).

Per­fect for lazy sum­mer days under a tree read­ing a good book.   Of course, you’ll have to make one first!   I love a quilt I can chain piece eas­ily and this one really fits that bill.   Just three simple units that come togeth­er to make a gor­geous quilt any­one would be happy to have.

By the way, how cute is that ging­ham stripe bind­ing???   It comes in about 5 col­ours and I think it might just become my favour­ite bind­ing fab­ric ever!

Just one more to share with you…

Poin­ted View anoth­er fat quarter friendly quilt pat­tern, I designed it based on a quilt I’d done for Love Patch­work & Quilt­ing Magazine and could­n’t be hap­pi­er with how it turned out.  The pat­tern includes everything you need to know to make a 70″ x 70″ but this one is super easy to upside to a lar­ger quilt if that’s what your little heart desires -:).

I made one with a bunch of cor­al, teal and navy fab­rics I had in my stash so you could see how the design takes on dif­fer­ent looks depend­ing on the fab­ric you choose.   This one is a bit bolder than the one you’ll see in just a second and if it was­n’t for the couple of flor­al prints I used I think my hus­band would have already claimed it!   Don’t tell him but I needed a new couch quilt so I put the flor­als in just for me -:)

The second one I made has already had a little trip over­seas where it was dis­played in the Moda/United Notions booth.  Vanessa from Lella Boutique who designed this pretty Farm­er­’s Daugh­ter fab­ric line for Moda gave it a thumbs up when she saw it (phew!).   I love how soft this ver­sion is even though it uses one or two of the dark­er prints in the collection.

Poin­ted View looks like it could be a bit tricky but this is ser­i­ously one of the easi­est and fast­est quilts I’ve ever pieced.   I made each of these in just one day and I did­n’t even crack a sweat!.   The large pieces make it super easy to piece quickly once you have everything cut and ready to go.

More inform­a­tion about the fab­ric require­ments for each of these pat­terns can be found in my shop.  Don’t for­get to use the coupons in your inbox!   If you’re not a sub­scriber don’t worry I still have some­thing spe­cial just for you.   Use the coupon code “30OFF” to save 30% until next Monday, June 26th, 2017.  PS You can also click the sign up but­ton at the bot­tom of this post to make sure you don’t miss out on any coupons (or free pat­terns) in the future.

Happy quilt­ing everyone,

 

 

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