

I am lucky enough to be friends with the lovely Angela at Cut to Pieces, and knew instantly I wanted to make the Nine Patch Curves quilt from her A Quilter's Mixology: Shaking Up Curved Piecing
Another dear friend of mine got married this past September, but harvest and a new job and a family tragedy impeded my actually getting there. The next best thing I could do was make a quilt.
I got to give it to her and her new hubby over Thanksgiving break.
My color palette was inspired by her bedding set, and I quilted it in a basic all over stipple.
I added a row to make the quilt a little bigger from the pattern in the book, and had some acrylic templates made to make the cutting more enjoyable for me (I really like having templates for cutting).
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As far as Angela's book.
I highly recommend it. Her patterns are unique, fun, graphic, pretty, and totally doable.
As far as Angela's book.
I highly recommend it. Her patterns are unique, fun, graphic, pretty, and totally doable.