This quilt pattern made it into the Island Batik Fall/Winter Catalog 2019
Free Space
The fabric line is "Whispering Feathers"
I just love these fabrics but I have yet to not like any of Island Batik Fabrics.
I used Hobbs batting (I just purchased a whole roll of Hobbs Batting)...love it!
I used Aurifil Threads #2315 (light tan) and #2568 (burgundy for blanket stitching)
Notice all of the circles? At one time I could have told you how many I used but I am too lazy to calculate or go and look it up (that is right lazy). As you can see there are a lot.
I used the Accuquilt Go Cutter Circle Die #55012. Sure made fast work of the circles.
I opted not to use any fabric adhesive. For one, it would take a lot, and then you would need to cut and iron....so this gal is LAZY!! Also, it would make the quilt stiff in places.
I used elmer's glue and a lot of starch, only putting the circles on when I wanted to sew them on. Normally if you use fabric adhesive you will iron all of the pieces on and then applique. I just did one at a time.....I glued the circles, ironed them and then glued them on, as I said one at a time. Worked out great.
This was a lot of fun but for me stressful because I wanted it to turn out perfect. Each year I say I am not going to do another pattern for the catalog because I get so stressed but this is my fourth pattern in one of Island Batik Catalogs. Will I say never....NOPE
12 comments:
Gorgeous!!
Are you kidding me? Anyone who can create a quilt like this is definitely NOT lazy! Simply put, it’s beyond beautiful.
Hi Barb wow this quilt is amazing the design is so pretty and the colours are amazing,well done my friend xx
lol. Never say never! It turned out great and I love those fabrics together.
Funny, as Barbara said "Anyone who can create a quilt like this is definitely NOT lazy!" I think we just choose when and where to use our energies.
I love this one.
Gorgeous!!! I love your approach, but I think I would have taken the easy way out. Fabulous result!
Beautiful! I love the colors too--makes me think of fall, which I love. Those circles...wow! Neat technique to try.
Oh my goodness, that is just stunning! Great job!
Just wow that turned out fabulous!
This beauty doesn’t spell lazy to me!
Love your quilt. I think this proves you are not lazy. From what I understand, each circle is made up of a lot of little circles. I can't tell, is it raw edge? Whatever, I love it and think you did a fantastic job!
What a beauty of a quilt, the circles really make it outstanding! Love this line of fabric!
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