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I am using this fabric for my next quilt (whatever that will be). It has 14 light color strips along with the colored ones. I'm wanting to find a cute quilt to make with it, but with the light colors I'm not finding a pattern other than Jacob's Ladder. Any suggestions? : )
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7DFo-mIa47A
Serendipity?!!!
I have been wanting to do Serendipity quilt ever since I watched the tutorial, I love it! Also is was posted (filmed?) on August 24th, my "baby" boys birthday. :) He just turned 27! Where does the time go?? Anyway, I have a Dori jelly roll that I ordered and have been wondering what to do with it and after watching this AGAIN, I need to get it out...unroll it and see just exactly what color combos I can come up with and then get some yardage to cut the charm size squares. Thanks for the reminder.Quote:
Originally Posted by bkthomas
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J5WgTyqB8Pc
...or Summer in the Park?!
....or fence rail?
Love, Love, Love the Ellie Ann fabric (I have the fat quarter bundle). This is a link to what I believe is the quilt I have in mind from the Quilt in a Day website. (I'm not able to actually watch videos from this computer.)
Quilt in a Day Media Theater - #2805 Twin Sisters
Oh, I love the Twin Sister's pattern! I have EB's book with that pattern in it and it is definitely on my short list of quilts to make!:icon_happy:
I also like the Summer in the Park pattern. I recently bought a Flirt jelly roll from MSQC, and this pattern is the plan for this JR. :icon_bigsmile:
This is a fun one too. You can get different blocks by the way it's cut
Twice as Nice Technique - YouTube
Too many choices. I love that JR and just don't think you can go wrong with whatever you decide.
I made a Kim Bracket quilt called Irene's vexation but it was not vexing at all. I actually made two quilts since I pulled out the orange toned ones and used them for something else.Attachment 54396Attachment 54397
That is so pretty Claire! All of your quilts are so beautifully done!Quote:
Originally Posted by Claire Hallman
Thanks so much, I am getting better a little bit at a time.
I am working on that hexi star quilt that was discussed a while back The one that was in the Kansas Star expensive book but not using the book. I bought the hex and more ruler and working with that and it is going pretty well. Pictures will follow when it is further along. I have all the rows pieced and now sewing the rows together. So far only two rows sewn but I am happy with how it is turning out.
I have a jelly roll and a layer cake of this fabric; just love it, but also don't know what to do with it yet. My mind just gets muddled with so many great fabric lines and patterns to choose from.
I hope she let's us know what she decided!
I was going to do the one like Claire's, but I didn't want to put out the money for a book right now. So, I'm ordering a charm to go with it and will be making a Jacob's Ladder. All of the light colors in the roll really lend it's self to that pattern.Quote:
Originally Posted by bkthomas
I sure understand about the book, ir can get quite expensive to build a library.
That one has lots of good patterns for jelly roll strips. I actually have another quilt from the book sandwiched and the quilting on it might even start today.
