With Love finished at 63" square, and features the happiest pixelated heart. The pattern is from Quilt Now, Issue 1, by Katy Jones. I chose lots of favorite pink and purple fabrics, with a low volume background.
I quilted it simply in a crosshatch design.
For the back, I used a large cut of mint Brambleberry Ridge and several soft corals.
This was a fun quilt to make, and I love the finish.
It's Jeni's Florette pattern, which is a great pattern that works up quickly and lets large prints shine. I'm quilting it with clusters of flowers, and while time-consuming, I think it will bring lots of depth to the pattern.
Here's a progress shot, mostly so you can see cats.
I also recently finished quilting this lovely number:
It's the Rapture quilt by Katy Jones, in Issue 1 of Quilt Now.
As soon as I finish quilting Florette, I have three quilts to bind. I don't normally wait to bind a quilt once it's quilted (because for me, binding is the best part!). But soon, binding and some sort of Netflix marathon will be on the agenda.
Churn dash blocks are a dear favorite of mine, and I just love how scrappy this version is.
I chose a limited palette but used a heavy bundle of different prints from the stash.
I quilted it with simple wavy lines, and used the solid corners for a little arc action.
I can't wait for this one to come home.
You can still find Issue 5 of Quilt Now at Pink Castle Fabrics and Fat Quarter Shop in the states!
A few months back, I had a quilt pattern published in Quilt Now.
This was such an exciting achievement for me, and I really have no excuse as to why I'm just now sharing it here.
It's a fun and bright nine-patch quilt, and I used some very favorite prints to make a scrappy, happy quilt.
I quilted it in a simple crosshatch, and used my top-three favorite Joel Dewberry herringbone in navy for the binding.
It's backed in other stash favorites; I just love a scrappy quilt back.
Have a lovely week, friends!
