My version of the Fiesta Wall Quilt from Quilting Modern
It's such a pleasure to be a part of Jacquie Gering and Katie Pedersen's blog celebration for their new and fabulous book, Quilting Modern.
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Thank you so much for joining me for this little tour through the quilts from Modern Patchwork. I really appreciate all of your wonderful comments!
This is part of a series of posts about my new book, Modern Patchwork. You can read more here.
Thanks so much for following along this week! This is the last of four posts and we'll start with a photo of my Looptastic quilt. Looptastic is made with patchwork rings that are appliqued onto the quilt top. Looptastic and Owl eyes are the only two quilts in the book that use applique, but they each use slightly different machine applique techniques.
This is part of a series of posts about my new book, Modern Patchwork. You can read more here.
This is my Fire Drill quilt. The quilt top is made from pieced diamond blocks and half blocks in lots of firey oranges and softer creams and taupes. Despite the bright colors, particularly of the orange solid fabrics, the prints I used for this quilt are fairly delicate. There are several floral and lacey prints in the mix here.
This is part of a series of posts about my new book, Modern Patchwork. You can read more here.
Owl Eyes applique and patchwork quilt featuring Shades of Grey prints from Daisy Janie organic fabrics.
I thought that the appliqued ovals on this quilt looked like cartoon animal eyes, hence the name Owl Eyes. I realize, however, that the color scheme may make you think more of hard-boiled eggs. Either way, I love the look of all of those ovals stacked together.
This is part of a series of posts about my new book, Modern Patchwork. You can read more here.
It's hard to pick a favorite, but Escape Artist may be my favorite quilt from Modern Patchwork. I had been playing with the design idea for a while, thinking about things like screens, fences, and woven construction paper placemats.
Rapid City quilt back. Made with Kona cotton solids and prints by Heather Moore from her Cut Out and Keep collection for Cloud 9 fabrics.
For me, one of the toughest things about writing a quilting book is creating a whole bunch of new quilts without being able to blog about it. Now that almost all of the Modern Patchwork quilts have found their way home, I want to take this week and do some blogging about them!
Do you ever start projects, set them aside, and then completely forget about them? This is the story of a project like that.
Thank you so much for sharing what you're thankful for! The winner of the goodie bag is Anne, who is thankful for her parents, her sisters, her sweetheart of a nephew, her best friend, IPAs, and quilting. Congratulations, Anne!
We'll be back to regular programming shortly, but I do have a few more book-related posts planned for next week. I spent a long time today taking pictures, and I'm really excited to show you these quilts that were "secret" for so long!
Modern Patchwork is finally making its way to shops. Yay!
If you're carrying Modern Patchwork, or have seen it for sale locally, please leave a comment here letting everyone know.
