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"Chain Reaction in Figs"
I first saw this pattern at Quilt Market several years ago, and fell in love with it . . . more about the pattern here
stacked coin design on the back
You can see this new line of Fig Tree fabrics featured on the designer's blog in this post
I love this pantograph design by Beany Boy quilts for Willow Leaf Studio, but I don't have a long-arm. So, I had to transfer the design onto my quilt.
For the first row, I tried tracing the pattern onto thin paper
then sewing through it
but then I had to do this: (which took for ever!)
so I decided to make a stencil . . .
the process went by much faster after that
you can read about my adventures quilting it here
since then, I have come across a system of using netting to transfer a design for quilting, eliminating having to make a stencil (more to come in a future post about that)
The "Chain Reaction" pattern can be found in this book by Swirly Girls
quilt stats:
60" x 77" (washed)
fabric is Mirabelle by Fig Tree
negative space is Kona pfd bleach white
warm & natural white batting
quilting design is "Tickle" by Beany Girl Quilts
Pattern is Chain Reaction by Swirly Girls
Now follow the link at the top of this post and go visit the other entries :)
It is a lovely quilt. The front and back look wonderful. Great quilting, too.
ReplyDeleteThis is really gorgeous. I love both sides of it and I'm impressed with your quilting!
ReplyDeleteOh it's lovely, and so great to have a double sided quilt (love stacked coins!) Really interesting to read about your quilting adventures.
ReplyDeleteThis is so soft and cuddly looking, I just love it!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite fabric and love the pattern it looks amazing, you should be really happy!!
ReplyDeletecongratulations on your beautiful quilt work
ReplyDeleteBeautiful job - such lovely, soft colours! Great tips on the quilting.
ReplyDeleteDropping by from Blogger's Quilt Festival, I see Citric Sugar has already said what I was going to type so I'll type it anyway! Beautiful soft colours, great design and fabrics :D
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty quilt and I love those fabrics. My favorite part is that the back is as gorgeous as the front!
ReplyDeleteAmanda
Love this! Such a great pattern to show off favorite prints too!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful soothing colors. The back is as pretty as the front!
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