If you do – move the binding up or down a few inches to avoid seams at the corners. Quickly do a “walk-around” by running your binding along the perimeter of your quilt to ensure you won’t have any seams falling in the corners. Note: the quilt above is Moder X – patern available here while supplies last. I use a large square ruler for the corners, and a long straight ruler for the sides. Trim off the excess backing and batting before you attach your binding. Press the binding wrong sides together along the entire length. Trim one end of your binding at a 45 degree angle as shown above. I so appreciate all of you! Thank you for making this the best job under the sun! You can actually find the pattern for it in the July/August issue of Love of Quilting Magazine. She combined a bunch of my fat quarter color bundles along with Op Squares in white from Geo Pop for the background. Last but not least for today, I just love this beauty above made by Nancy Mahoney. That’s some gorgeous eye candy, isn’t it?! in Australia is making this bright and happy number with Geo Pop fat quarters and half-square triangles. I sure love it when I see my fabrics playing so nicely with others!! I can honestly say that working on this made me SO happy.
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Mostly Christa’s fabrics plus some Patrick Lose, Allison Glass, and my stash. This is my “Village” (Miss Rosie’s Quilt Co). posted it in my Christa Quilts Facebook group and had this to say about it: How about this scrappy house quilt? Judy A. I wonder where this is going? I’m sure it will look amazing when finished! is gets bonus points for combining fat quarters from ALL of my fabric lines to make this colorful project below:Īnd I see Good Vibes fabrics in her stacks of Flying Geese.
I love that red and aqua combo!ĭebora L shared her success in quilting continuous spirals on her black, white and gray version shown below: Here’s another one in progress from Kate S. Part 5 – Machine Quilting Walking Foot Spirals.Here are links to all of the steps in the Optical Illusion Quilt Along that we recently wrapped up! My QAL blog posts stay up indefinitely so you can sew on your own timeline. Pay attention to the instructions for the values of each fabric so that your illusion shows up nicely. used purple for her Optical Illusion quilt and I love it! This design works in so many great combinations. Click here to get Color Weave instantly as a download.
Click here for a paper Color Weave paper pattern.Click here for the Abstract Garden Strip-pies.This design is great for 2.5 strips-maybe you have a favorite sitting around just waiting to be used?! Or maybe you’d like to treat yourself to one of my colorful modern strip sets! is currently working on a baby quilt with my Color Weave pattern and Abstract Garden prints. I’m sure it was a source of joy for many people during the pandemic. I love this outdoor image-it shouts “Summertime!” Kathleen lives in Virginia and the quilt show took place on May 24, 2020. Kathleen Hetzler Riordan on Smith Mountain Lake, Virginia
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She says, “My street had a pop-up quilt show today and four of us who are quilters put our quilts out on our picket fence, and neighbors walked, drove and golf carted by to see them! It was very impromptu but lots of fun! Christa’s Puzzle Box is on the far left!”Ĭlick here to get the free Puzzle Box quilt pattern. This gorgeous photo shows Kathleen Hetzler Riordan with quilts on her beautiful white fence. It makes my day to see these pop up on social media 🙂 So today I thought it would be fun to do a little roundup of what you all have been making with my designer products.
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