You can read all about her experience and her pattern on her blog. As you can see from the pictures below - I received 2 quilts - same pattern - same jelly roll - just a little different with color placement.
One has more blues, the other more red tones.
I wanted to quilt them up so the difference could be seen, even though they are so similar.
On the blue version - I went with feathers - really small feathers. I used Deb's Feathers design and think this turned out great.
The red/rust version I used Country Cousins. This design is bigger and more open then the feathers shrunk down.
When I was done quilting both quilts - I was amazed at what a difference the quilt design and more importantly the size of the design makes.
The quilts actually looked a bit different once they were quilted up.
This was a fun exercise for me to play with scale and design - when originally I had thought I'd quilt them up both the same. I'm so glad I didn't!
This pattern looked so easy and quick - and Thelma got 2 from one jelly roll. What a great baby quilt or table topper idea for gifts! Can't wait to see what other designs the Fat Quarter Shop has in store for us!
Keep in mind I have a deal going on edge to edge patterns right now - please see below
Currently running a special of ALL Edge to Edge designs are $.01 an inch. This is a great deal and won't last forever, so take advantage while you can!
I am offering a 1 week turnaround on edge to edge designed quilts.
Quilts with edge to edge design but separate border design are $.02 for up to 2 borders.
Custom quilting begins at $.025 an inch and goes up depending on complexity.
I have batting available for $8 a yard.
I will ship quilts back - and only charge actual shipping costs.
No hidden costs! Quilting, Batting, and tax if you live in Utah are the only charges on the invoice.
Contact me if you're interested - abby@latimerlane.com check out my pinterest board to view designs.
1 comment:
the quilting does give it quite a different look, doesn't it?! I think I like the more dense feather design just a bit more. very nice work, abby.
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