finally blogging about my through the trees quilt that I finished the
last of the binding stitches on Sunday 20 April so its taken me just a
little while to blog about !
I actually finished the top in September 2011 - it only took two weekends to make the top so its nice to have it finished and be able to blog about it !
Its a pretty big quilt, the biggest I've made so far, and I just love it - the fabrics are from one of the first fat quarter bundles I received in the Fat Quarter Shop's blogger's choice club - three years later and I still receive a fabulous bundle of fabrics each month.
The fabrics used in this quilt are:
Cloud 9 Happy Nursery, Leaves in sky
Organic Cotton Fruit Punch, Turquoise Crosshatch
Simon + Kabuki Juicy Blossoms, Bubbles Orange
Cloud Nine Happy Nursery, Speckle in grass
Patricia Bravo Bohemian Soul, Bohemian Lace in Gold
Simon + Kabuki Juicy Blossoms, Floating Blossoms Pewter
Simon + Kabuki Juicy Blossoms, Mini Stargazer Teal
Moda Essential Dots, Orange
and Kona Snow
Just love the Simon + Kabuki fabrics and I used the Multi Zinnias Collage for the back - so fresh and colourful !
The quilt is designed by Kate Conklin who is a South Australian designer and the tutorial is available over at Bec's Chasing Cottons blog.
It was a really fun quilt to sew together. I straight line quilted it on my Bernina - of course that's my excuse for taking so long to quilt it - I needed a super quilting machine ! mmm wonder what excuse I'm going to use for all the other tops lurking in the cupboard :)
Quilt Stats
size: 67" square
pattern:Through the Trees by Kate Conklin
top fabric:see above
backing fabric:Simon + Kabuki - Juicy Blossoms Multi Zinnias Collage
binding fabric: Cloud Nine Happy Nursery, speckle in grass
batting: Warm and White cotton
quilting: straight lines
thread: King Tut White Linen #971 by Superior Threads
I actually finished the top in September 2011 - it only took two weekends to make the top so its nice to have it finished and be able to blog about it !
Its a pretty big quilt, the biggest I've made so far, and I just love it - the fabrics are from one of the first fat quarter bundles I received in the Fat Quarter Shop's blogger's choice club - three years later and I still receive a fabulous bundle of fabrics each month.
The fabrics used in this quilt are:
Cloud 9 Happy Nursery, Leaves in sky
Organic Cotton Fruit Punch, Turquoise Crosshatch
Simon + Kabuki Juicy Blossoms, Bubbles Orange
Cloud Nine Happy Nursery, Speckle in grass
Patricia Bravo Bohemian Soul, Bohemian Lace in Gold
Simon + Kabuki Juicy Blossoms, Floating Blossoms Pewter
Simon + Kabuki Juicy Blossoms, Mini Stargazer Teal
Moda Essential Dots, Orange
and Kona Snow
Just love the Simon + Kabuki fabrics and I used the Multi Zinnias Collage for the back - so fresh and colourful !
The quilt is designed by Kate Conklin who is a South Australian designer and the tutorial is available over at Bec's Chasing Cottons blog.
It was a really fun quilt to sew together. I straight line quilted it on my Bernina - of course that's my excuse for taking so long to quilt it - I needed a super quilting machine ! mmm wonder what excuse I'm going to use for all the other tops lurking in the cupboard :)
Quilt Stats
size: 67" square
pattern:Through the Trees by Kate Conklin
top fabric:see above
backing fabric:Simon + Kabuki - Juicy Blossoms Multi Zinnias Collage
binding fabric: Cloud Nine Happy Nursery, speckle in grass
batting: Warm and White cotton
quilting: straight lines
thread: King Tut White Linen #971 by Superior Threads
Lovely, crisp quilt - wonderful photo's, too. I like the straight line quilting on Modern quilts, perfect. Also, love the new look to your blog.
ReplyDeletea really lovely quilt - I love the crispness of it too :-)
ReplyDeleteThis is a lovely quilt! Very nice machine quilting too! And I really like the spot where you took the photos.
ReplyDeleteI love it! I also love your new look blog!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a pretty quilt! The colors are great, as is the backing, but best of all is that you quilted it yourself. What a good effort and a lovely finish.
ReplyDeleteI love the modern simplicity of this quilt that shows off the wonderful fabrics. The straightline quilting is perfect. Awesome photos!!
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