I'm back with another finished quilt from the book Southwest Modern by Kristi Schroeder. This is my fifth quilt from the book: Rustic, Marfa Lights, Dunes and Cielo were the other four. I think this is probably going to be my last though - a few of the other quilts in the book are paper-pieced and I'm not a huge fan.
Portales Mini was a very quick finish and exactly what I needed. But it was also my first try at half-rectangle triangles which was kind of fun!
I used fat quarters in Kona Celestial, Kona Bahama Blue along with two Carolyn Friedlander prints in white and dark grey. The binding is Kona Celestial.
The quilting is pretty simple - straight lines with the walking foot with matching thread.
The details:
Portales Mini was a very quick finish and exactly what I needed. But it was also my first try at half-rectangle triangles which was kind of fun!
I used fat quarters in Kona Celestial, Kona Bahama Blue along with two Carolyn Friedlander prints in white and dark grey. The binding is Kona Celestial.
The quilting is pretty simple - straight lines with the walking foot with matching thread.
The details:
- Pattern: Portales Mini from the book Southwest Modern by Kristi Schroeder
- Size: 13" x 28"
- Fabrics: Kona Celestial, Kona Bahama Blue, Carolyn Friedlander prints in white and dark grey
- Thread: Pieced with Aurifil #2600 (light grey) in 50 wt, quilted with Aurifil #2780 (dark blue) in 50 wt, #2600 in 50 wt, #2845 (light green) in 40 wt and #2630 (dark grey) in 40 wt.
It looks like a worm gear to me. The half-rectangle triangles look great!
ReplyDeleteOnce again, amazing! So happy you are finding time to sew and quilt!
ReplyDeleteLooks great!! I just recently tried HRTs too.
ReplyDeleteLove seeing this as a mini. That's exactly when I need to do when I get one more project out of the way - just play a little. I love HRT but they are still a little intimidating to me.
ReplyDeleteGreat mini! I love the colors and the geometric shape of the design.
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