I created a new tutorial at Moda Bake Shop called Urban Shades!
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Tuesday, October 02, 2012
Urban Shades Quilt
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It's gorgeous. Absolutely beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear about your thread breakage issues. I think sometimes machines just get temperamental. I did, however, find that I sometimes have problems with thread breakage when the bobbin is just slightly off. I switched to using metal ones instead of plastic and that's rarely the cause now. The biggest bane I have is the tension. In order to free-motion, I have to ratchet up the tension which makes breakage a frustratingly more common occurrence. Hopefully, the shop visit will fix the glitch.
Oooh, I have a bundle of Curious Nature waiting to be made into a man-quilt; I think I just found the right pattern for it! As always, your work just shines.
ReplyDeleteI can see what you mean about designing in solids...
ReplyDeleteThis is a great pattern!
This is a wonderful pattern/tutorial! Fun and modern. Love it! Definitely plan to make this with some of my stash.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful quilt - I think it would be lovely in solids too!
ReplyDeleteWonderful quilt Andrea. Love the colours. I really need to get back to blogging.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely adore this quilt! I just ordered the fabric... Can't wait to get started!! :)
ReplyDeleteLove the use of colours with your pattern!!!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I'm a new GFC follower :)
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How many FQ's do you need for the quilt top? I don't have this particular bundle but I do have a couple of bundles, but not sure how many I would need to make the quilt top only. By the looks of the instructions it looks like 28 but I want to make sure before I decide to make it.
ReplyDeleteThanks.. it's a really nice looking quilt!
Hey, I saw this in MaryJanes Farm magazine; the June-July 2013 issue! Congrats on getting your quilt photo in the mag - it's a beautiful quilt!
ReplyDeleteI have this on my wish list for a suitable quilt for my son whos waiting to enlist in the army helicopter division,what ever I pick it has to be relatively easy suitable for a fussy teen who dabbles in art but effectively modern,this ones suits me!!
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