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All done (previously mentioned here). And, yup, that is actually what I named the quilt. I think it came to me during a Mythbusters episode.
A perfect compliment to the ever-present grey out the window.
A close up of the quilting. A water ripple like pattern, but circular and follows the various color rings.
Sean wasn’t keen on calling it When Rainbows Vomit… so Technicolor Yawn was his replacement suggestion. Means the same thing but much more… ahem… tasteful? Maybe we should have gone with The Robert Kaufman Kona Color Card: Quilt Version. That’s basically what it is.
The unquilted, but full picture version is here.
Sean tried to nix the throw pillows. I won.
While it might be a bit bright for some, I love it. And it’s more than perfect for our usually dark bedroom (the back of the house is much, much, much brighter).
Angela Walters quilted Megapixel. It’s curves are simply dreamy.
Since I freeze every night during winter (winter being defined as September through June) I had to make an extra little something for my side of the bed. While it isn’t a pattern in Scrap Republic, it’s built on many of the same principles.
I’m working on some more rainbow loveliness now. Pictures … soon.
Disclaimer: I hate the wall color in our room. Please ignore it’s hideousness.
Ready? Set… go!
Question: how is it that a throng of various triangles can assemble themselves together snugly into a perfect rectangular quilt? And all without pesky triangular inset seams?
Answer: it’s a mystery! Or — well — an enigma. Good thing we have a pattern to help figure it out!
Includes directions for making five sizes:
Crib – 42″ x 51″
Throw – 60″ x 69″
Twin – 78″ x 99″ (pictured)
Queen – 99″ x 99″
King – 111″ x 99″
Cover quilt uses Curio and Grunge by BasicGrey for Moda Fabrics.
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The night sky is full of stars — but have you ever thought how the daytime sky might look sparkling with those same stars? Perhaps a little like this. Or perhaps not. No matter — this quilt can brighten up the day or night (or a cloudy Seattle morning)!
Includes directions for making five sizes:
Crib – 40″ x 50″
Throw – 60″ x 70″
Twin – 76″ x 96″ (pictured)
Queen – 96″ x 96″
King – 110″ x 96″
Cover quilt uses Cross Weave and Bella Solids from Moda Fabrics.
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Crisp lines, strong shapes marching in lockstep — a quilt fit for a castle. Actually, now that we mention it, it actually resembles a castle. Either way, this quilt will look quite sophisticated in your own throne room.
Includes directions for making five sizes:
Crib – 48″ x 54″
Throw – 66″ x 72″ (pictured)
Twin – 84″ x 102″
Queen – 102″ x 102″
King – 120″ x 102″
Cover quilt uses Cross Weave and Bella Solids from Moda Fabrics.
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Imagine a summer’s sky, a flock of sparrows flying north for the Spring. Or perhaps a rainbow. Heck, why not both at once? The point is that we have nowhere to be, nothing to do but gaze up and watch the shapes drift by.
Includes directions for making five sizes:
Crib – 45″ x 57″
Throw – 63″ x 66″ (pictured)
Twin – 81″ x 102″
Queen – 99″ x 102″
King – 123″ x 102″
Cover quilt uses Cross Weave and Bella Solids from Moda Fabrics.
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You’ve seen this somewhere, you’re sure of it. Perhaps a Fifties-era kitchen backsplash? Or the lobby to an ornate hotel at the height of the roaring Twenties? Good thing squares are timeless — and an even better that this iteration of a classic tile pattern is surprisingly easy to assemble. (I see the pattern every morning on our fifties-era shower floor. What about you?)
Includes directions for making five sizes:
Crib – 45″ x 54″
Throw – 63″ x 72″ (pictured)
Twin – 81″ x 99″
Queen – 99″ x 99″
King – 117″ x 99″
Cover quilt uses Little Apples by Aneela Hoey and Grunge by BasicGrey from Moda Fabrics.
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Come back each day this week for more photos (and some random babbling I’m sure) of each quilt! Angela Walters did the quilting and they are simply amazing.
All titles are available for presale here. I’m working with a new printer this time and their schedules are very new to me. I expect the pre-orders to ship early-to-mid-November.
PDFs will also be available for purchase/instant download around the time the patterns begin shipping.
Interested in a wholesale order? Email me: emily (at) carolinapatchworks (dot) com.
Another version of the fab Pinwheel quilt from Quilt Remix. This time in Lizzy House’s 1001 Peeps and quilted by Angela Walters. This is some eye candy for Sisters next summer.
Some details:
Swoon worthy if I do say so myself.
If you happen to …
a) live in Seattle…
b) live in our part of Seattle…
c) go to our school…
you can bid on this quilt!
Made for the fall PTA fundraising auction. Spiffy, eh?
Pattern is Another Brick in the Wall, fabric is Moda Bella and Kaufman Kona solids along with various Denyse Schmidt prints.
(Note from Mr. Carolina Patchworks: “Take a moment and savor the irony of an ‘Another Brick in the Wall’ quilt at a PTA fundraiser… #heyteacherleaveourkidsalone”)
Blue skies from the other day went poof. This weekend was awesome. Wind, grey, rain and the smell of fall. Love!
Hi! I’m Emily Cier and this is my blog.
emily (at) CarolinaPatchworks (dot) com
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Patterns
Quilt Remix
Scrap Republic
September 2011
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Scrap Republic Blog Tour
November 2010
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Carolina Patchworks (via Big Cartel)
Carolina Patchworks (via Etsy)
C&T Publishing
Amazon
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Books I’ve Contributed to:
May 2012
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October 2011
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Aurifil’s 2012 Designer of the Month
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