Monday, September 24, 2018

Mad for Solids - What did they make?

Do you have a fabric bundle that you admire daily, but can't quite decide what to do with it? We checked in with some of our Mad for Solids designers to see what they've used their curated Painter's Palette Solids bundles to make. After seeing these projects, we're itching to start sewing...what about you? 


Spring Fling

Cheryl says, "With my bundle of solids, I made a mini quilt using little flower applique shapes and then added some straight line quilting to give the mini texture and hold down the flowers.  I gave the mini to my co-worker who's husband is battling cancer." Read more about it here.





Heirloom Opal

Shelley used her cool color palette to create the Heirloom Opal quilt. Love that rich purple background!




Re-Set
Simone @simone.g.b

Simone's bold colors pop on the navy background in this graphic yet simple design.




Mid Century Mod
Tania @iamgingerq

Tania says, "I love to play around with old blocks as see how I can tweak them just a bit.  My favourite block is the shoofly. I changed the centre square to a rectangle, altered the hsts to be one large and one small and tada...my mid mod shoofly. I believe that modern quilters have a link back to traditional quilters, it is part of our creative history."

Love this little scissors mini she made too! 




Prosecco & Cream by the Sea

Jayne says, "I’ve been waiting for the perfect design to use my Mad for Solids bundle! I recently went through a Mondrian Art phase that inspired my latest design ‘Modern Geometry.’ While I’m not a math person, the idea of fitting shapes together was intriguing and a puzzle I was determined to figure out. And the icing on the cake has to be the colors!"


See the sixteen Mad for Solids bundles here.
Inspired? Grab a bundle and start sewing. The Final Four bundles are available here (plus color cards!).
Find all 168 Painter's Palette Solids here.

11 comments:

  1. These are great ideas! I think I need to get some solids and create!

    ReplyDelete
  2. So cute these things...I think I could also make for these fabrics.

    ReplyDelete
  3. Gorgeous design . I have glad to see this here .
    http://dressclippingpath.blogspot.com/2016/04/dress-clipping-path-better-ways.html
    http://dressclippingpath.blogspot.com/2016/04/tips-for-dress-clipping-path.html
    http://dressclippingpath.blogspot.com/2016/04/little-girl-dress-clipping-path.html
    http://packetclippingpath.blogspot.com/2016/04/easy-tips-for-packet-clipping-path.html
    http://packetclippingpath.blogspot.com/2016/04/easy-ways-packet-clipping.html
    http://packetclippingpath.blogspot.com/2016/04/brown-color-packet-clipping-path.html
    http://apparelclippingpath.blogspot.com/2016/04/apparel-clipping-path-and-remove.html
    http://apparelclippingpath.blogspot.com/2016/04/apparel-clipping-path-by-magic-tools.html
    http://apparelclippingpath.blogspot.com/2016/04/apparel-clipping-path-product.html

    ReplyDelete
  4. Thanks for sharing such insightful information about fabrics. We are glad to read your blogs. Meanwhile we like to introduce ourself to you. We are a well known fabric store in Australia. Our customers are very happy to find variety of high quality wool fabrics, lycra fabrics, linen fabrics and designer fabrics on a single place.

    Hoping that you might also like our fabric store in Melbourne.

    ReplyDelete
  5. "I love how your blog doesn't just scratch the surface but delves deep into the heart of each topic. Your in-depth analysis and thorough exploration of subjects set your blog apart. It's clear you go the extra mile for your readers, and it's truly appreciated."
    piada coupon

    ReplyDelete
  6. "Your blog has a way of fostering a sense of intellectual community. The way you engage with your readers and encourage thoughtful discussions in the comments section creates a space for collective learning. Thank you for building a community around your passion!"
    applebees coupons 10 off $30

    ReplyDelete