Last Fall, I purchased a series of patterns published by Quilt Theory. I just loved the modern designs, the fact that the patterns were simple and most of them would be quick makes for last minute gifts or when I needed a fast, easy finish. I made a baby quilt from the Strip it Down pattern just before Christmas and had a lot of fun putting it together.
About a week before my trip to Denver, I wanted to work on something, but didn't feel starting anything too complicated. I went through my patterns and landed on Jelly Lanterns designed by Cheryl Brickey for Quilt Theory. I had the perfect jelly roll for this and just enough Kona White so got started right away.
The pattern is for a lap quilt - about 48" x 60" - and only requires half the jelly roll. I really wanted to use the whole thing so "super sized" the pattern to make 42 blocks. And I'm really glad I did. I now have a beautiful twin size quilt for my daughter's room. She thinks she's getting my Missing the U quilt, but I really, really want to keep that one. :-)
As soon as I got back from Denver, I basted it and started quilting. I wanted a quick finish, so went with a soft, big meander in Aurifil 50 wt in #2021.
And for the backing, I used a sweet print I purchased a while ago from Connecting Threads.
It's in the dryer right now and I can't wait to see how nice and crinkly it gets!
Quilt Stats:
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About a week before my trip to Denver, I wanted to work on something, but didn't feel starting anything too complicated. I went through my patterns and landed on Jelly Lanterns designed by Cheryl Brickey for Quilt Theory. I had the perfect jelly roll for this and just enough Kona White so got started right away.
The pattern is for a lap quilt - about 48" x 60" - and only requires half the jelly roll. I really wanted to use the whole thing so "super sized" the pattern to make 42 blocks. And I'm really glad I did. I now have a beautiful twin size quilt for my daughter's room. She thinks she's getting my Missing the U quilt, but I really, really want to keep that one. :-)
As soon as I got back from Denver, I basted it and started quilting. I wanted a quick finish, so went with a soft, big meander in Aurifil 50 wt in #2021.
And for the backing, I used a sweet print I purchased a while ago from Connecting Threads.
It's in the dryer right now and I can't wait to see how nice and crinkly it gets!
Quilt Stats:
- Pattern: Jelly Lanterns by Cheryl Brickey for Quilt Theory
- Size: 72" x 84”
- Fabrics: Flirt by Sandy Gervais and Kona White
- Thread: Pieced and quilted with Aurifil #2021 in 50 wt
- Recipient: My daughter Marianne
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Turned out beautifully, you daughter will love it.
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely and such a great grouping of fabrics for it. I hope your daughter enjoys it. :)
ReplyDeleteThis was one of my favorites from last years Quilt Theory bundle. Glad to see you super sized. I wish I had done that on mine. Love the fabrics you used.
ReplyDeleteI love how the colours and design pop against the white background! I bet your daughter is going to be thrilled!
ReplyDeleteLove your soft colors in this one. What a fun quilt.
ReplyDeleteFabulous! Loving the colors!
ReplyDeleteThat turned out so pretty!
ReplyDeleteI love the fabrics and the white. really nice!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love your version and how you expanded the size!
ReplyDeleteSo Pretty!
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Pretty projects and great idea,Thank you for the tutorial and for sharing !
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