While I'm busy working on the preschool fundraiser quilt, I thought I would post another draw! This time, the winner will get a copy of the quilt pattern I have in my etsy store. I will mail it to the recipient in PDF format. It's based on a traditional 'in-the-meadow block', but I think the new name has become 'square in a square'.
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| in the meadow / square in a square |
It's a full size quilt made of 63 blocks in four color groups. The pattern includes measurements for fabric amounts in metric and imperial. There are quilting instructions included for easy "circles" on small machines. It's a great pattern if you have precut jelly rolls too! Diagrams and photos are throughout the instructions.
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| i made this in autumn colors for our living room |
Want to try it out? I would love feedback on the pattern. Leave a comment telling me what four colors you would like to make this in. I used cranberry centres, chocolate brown, maple, and butter. haha - mmmmmm. The winner will be chosen by a random number generator on Sunday midnight. The winner will be announced on Monday morning! Good luck!
~Monika
16 comments:
oh..I have an authentic jelly roll that maybe might work? OR I just got the go-ahead from the bread winner in the family and ordered the fq pack of Origins by Basic Grey...
Love that pattern and would really like to make it. Enjoy your blog. OFten see you at guild.
Gladys
Sorry, I forgot to tell you what colors I would use. Likely, a combination of red, black and grey.
Gladys
red centers--then dark purple, burnt orange and golds
I hove this quilt! I have some fabric that I bought awhile ago at the Cotton Tree store in Fernie, BC, that I have been saving for a special project, and this just might be it ! The colors are dark cranberry, gold and a dark red/gold.
I would love to be a guinea pig. :)
Judy
I am always looking for quilt patterns that work well with scraps for making Quilts of Valour. Usually, I tend to use country colours: greens, blues, browns and dark gold as well as red for these quilts but they also look stunning in red and white.
Carolyn
Lime green center, white, chocolate brown, and maybe... beige.
Cute quilt! I would have to do it in Batiks for sure!
Love your colors and I looked at a closer finish and think the quilting is awesome. Great colors.
I would be glad to be your tester. I have an American Jane jelly roll..Wee Play. I think it would be nice in that pattern. I also think that a light and dark scrappy would be fun. I am curious about the quilting info too.
I love the clean lines that are showing on your sneak peak. I am more of a blues/greens/purples person and would love to see the quilt in those colours. Good luck with the design business. Joanne H
orange, orange and then probably a bit more orange, but maybe a bit of pink thrown in for interest.
I thought I had joined to follow before and saw I was mistaken. Will be checking in regularly now. (from Maple Leaf Quilt guild).
Very pretty quilt! Why is it so hard to visualize a quilt in different colours once you've seen it done well in a particular colour scheme? Is it just me? Oh, well, if I had to choose different colours I'd probably go with 2 blues, white and rust.
Hello Monika.... I just wanted to share that I love the colors of your quilt. I would choice fall colors/prints -- think of leaves, since that is my favoritetime of year. I was also wondering if you was still looking for quilt pattern testers as I would love to be a tester for you? Please let me know. Thank you for your time and consideration. Sincerely, Tricia
quercus0828 at yahoo.com (my email addy ;) )
Big Sis Says: PICK ME! Yea, I'm 6 months too late but thought I would try anyway! COLOUR PICS: RED n anything! PICK ME! PLEASE!
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