Welcome back!
We're continuing the virtual tour of our Quilt Market booth today.
You'll notice each of these vignettes includes two lengths of our Painter's Palette Solids. With 80+ colors, we've got one to match just about everything. We selected a couple to show off with each of our fabric lines in case you're looking for solid coordinates.
The Cityscapes collection:
Neutral landscape and sketched city prints
The Montego Bay collection, showcased in the Paisley Paradise quilt by Maria Pate:
Paisleys, florals, and a lattice print in blues or pinks
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| See this quilt design in a second colorway and download the free quilt pattern here. |
The Vintage 30's Ruby's Treasures collection
by Barbara J. Eikmeier in conjunction with McKim Studios:
Classic 30's prints + preprinted embroidery panels
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| Find the free quilt pattern for Barb's Ruby's Treasures quilt (hanging) here. |
Sweet bonnets from the new "Designs Worth Doing" club.
(More on exciting new club this soon!)
More from Vintage 30's Ruby's Treasures: a quilt featuring the printed embroidery blocks, an apron, a bag and a sundress, plus an updated Sunbonnet Sue (small projects are all from Designs Worth Doing).
Barb showing off her fabrics!
The Opposites Attract collection:
Black, white and red all over. Love the two bags and the tuffet as well!
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| Find the free pattern for the Opposites Attract quilt by Pine Tree Country Quilts here. |
The Spring Romance collection:
Soft pastels and florals create a romantic mood
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| Find the free quilt pattern for the Spring Romance quilt by Morning Glory Designs here. |
The Dryad collection by Shannon Brinkley:
We love this modern line!
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| Find the free quilt pattern for theDrifting Leaves quilt by Shannon Brinkley here. |
The Leather collection:
This is our designated Row by Row Experience line: great tonal texture in 40+ colors!
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| Read more about the Home Sweet Home concept quilt here. |
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Everything is so beautiful but I must know-where do I get the pattern for the gorgeous tuffet? I am in LOVE especially with the red, black and white one!
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