Welcome to the Bloggers' Quilt Festival!
This is my entry for the year -- my "Leaded Glass" quilt
The design was about 3 years in the making, inspired by its namesake of a cool window I wanted to re-create in fabric, and is featured in this month's issue of American Quilter Magazine (on newsstands now!)
The quilt measures 72" square, and is machine quilted by Natalia Bonner from Piece and Quilt. She did amazing feathers, and pebbles, and cool cathedral shaped petals in the centers. And swirls... I just love it.
You can see more of the quilting in this angle.
This quilt uses a combination of basic piecing and paper piecing, in order to ensure those "grout" lines line up just perfectly, and other than carefully planning your color placement (if you don't want to go scrappy), is actually not a hard quilt to make.
Julie from Intrepid Thread has the kit for sale using the True Colors fabrics featured here! (and she had a coupon code for 10% off the kit + whatever else you buy with code TJLG10 --> only works with the kit too though!)
Thank you for visiting! (You can find me in the ROYGBIV quilts!)
It's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHow striking!
ReplyDeleteOoh, Wow!! What a beauty!
ReplyDeleteTracey, it is a beautiful quilt. It really gives you the feeling of a leaded glass window...only prettier!! I must get the magazine, another quilt I must make!!
ReplyDeletethat is really a gorgeous quilt. Just shines!
ReplyDeleteJust love this Tracey!!! It's the coolest design, gorgeous colours and inspired asymmetry.
ReplyDeleteTracey I love it! It is a wonderful happy quilt! I am really impressed with The American Quilter. It's a very good magazine! Congrats!
ReplyDeleteStunning! I love this design and the colors are so lovely.
ReplyDeleteIt really a cool block - love this quilt :)
ReplyDeleteTracey, this is just so gorgeous!! Everything about it is beautiful from the colors, fabrics and quilting. Just love it!
ReplyDeleteAmanda
I love this one, great original piece of work!!
ReplyDeleteThis is just gorgeous, Tracey! I saw it in the magazine. All those colors against the white--beautiful!
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful! Love it.
ReplyDeleteFantastic. I will vote for you.
ReplyDeleteGreetings Grit
I love the layout. So stunning! What a fantastic quilt.
ReplyDeleteI just love how you mixed the colours in this!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful quilt - I really wish I could find the mag here in the UK. Stunning!
ReplyDeleteI love this quilt and it seriously takes my breath away!!
ReplyDeleteTracey, this quilt is gorgeous! You said it was featured in this month's American Quilter magazine. Since you posted this in October does that mean it's in Oct or Nov issue?
ReplyDeleteIs there any way to buy just one issue of American Quilter magazine online? I'm from rural USA and it doesn't sell on newsstands around here. All I'm seeing is to join AQS to get a subscription.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is so pretty! I had to order the kit back when I first saw it, and this month I got to work on it. I tweaked it a bit so it'd be a tiny different - extended the birder lobes one more set, basically. It's larger than I'd realized, so I'm thinking about going back to the inner set without the borders, but then I remember how much it called to me in the first place with all the white surrounding it.... but thanks for making the design available!
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is amazing! Do you plan to release this as a stand-alone pattern eventually? Is this in the November 2014 issue?
ReplyDeleteI fell in love with this quilt when I saw it hanging in my lqs. I hunted down the magazine and pattern and I am dying to make it. I have been putting it off for something "special" because it is so awesome.
ReplyDeleteNow, a dear friend of mine is having a baby so I thought I would make this for him. But 72" is too large for a baby quilt so I am trying to decide if I should 1) scale it down (5/8-ish), 2) eliminate blocks (6x6 blocks), or 3) save it for another time when 72" works... wondering what your thoughts might be on this.
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