The Jaybird “night sky” pattern, in cyan and orange hues to match our midcentury modern living room. The pillows have been completed and in use for almost a year now, the quilt is allllmost finished to binding, but now that I have a quilt frame it should be done soon.Like …
Current obsession: Lo and Behold Stitchery’s Interwoven pattern. I busted out two of them in about 2 weeks, because WHAT the design is so cool. It’s also a very unforgiving design, with approximately a masquillion seams that must all be close to flawless for the quilt to come together easily. …
Another Jaybird Lotus quilt, this one in throw size for my father in law. I used a really lovely fat quarter bundle of faded and distressed batik prints and the effect is really nice. The border and backing are a rich nut brown batik, and I used extra puffy batting …
I can’t get enough of these blue batiks, nor apparently can I get enough of Jaybird patterns. So here’s a blue batik Lotus quilt. It sewed up rather long and skinny so I improvised some striped and triangley borders with the scraps. Although this is just a top for now, …
I really enjoy Jaybird quilt patterns. If you have her handy quilting rulers, they cut up and sew together quickly and her directions are very easy to follow. So, here’s another one. This is the “boomerang” pattern in green batiks. Yesp, still just a lowly quilt top, but not for …
Yes, another throw-sized Jaybird “stereo” quilt, this one in that lovely green batik colorway. One is in daily use in our home, another is a completed quilt top awaiting its date with my quilt frame.
Another Jaybird “stereo” quilt, this one is crying out for a fireplace, a toasty sweater, and a cup of warm apple cider. Still just a quilt top, soon to be finished.
I’ve already made several of the Jaybird “stereo” quilt pattern, because the blocks are easily made from scraps of other quilts. In this case however I just wanted to feature a monochrome palette. Still just a quilt top for now, will be finishing it shortly.
I wanted to learn HSTs, so I made this – the second quilt I ever completed – for a friend’s daughter. It’s a basic design but the gradient flow is incredibly relaxing.
