Geometrics 13 - dark pink, gray, and black shadow quilt
I did it again. Yes I did. Two alike.
This is pretty much the last of the darker “warm gray” that I had purchased over 60 yards of a while ago. I didn’t really consider warm and cool grays until recently when I bought some other gray, thinking it might be quite similar to this one, but it is decidedly a cooler color. Maybe kind of hard to explain. I like it as well. In this case, however, I am quite sad to be using up the last of this gray. The quality was top notch and was a pleasure to use. It was from a Polish company named Kary located in Lodz, Poland.
I made the pink quilt top first and I liked it so much that I decided to make a blue one. Because I prefer the pink one, I showed you the blue one first. How‘s that?
I also prefer my pink pieced backing.
We’ll see how straight I can get it on when I sandwich it.
I pulled that black polka dots and the gray plaid from my stash along with the gray and pink floral.
The big pink, gray and black stars were in a recent purchase I got of scraps from another auction listing I bought not too long ago - all Polish fabrics. (I’m pretty much bashing myself for succumbing - so no need to beat me up for buying it - I’m doing a fine job of doing it to myself!)
Anyway - here you go. We are winding this series of tops down to a close.
I’m glad.
I’m sure you are as well.
I think these have been fun and quick and “not a little different” from the complexity of most of my “upcycled blues”.
All the rest of the details such as the block layout and such are on yesterday’s post. You can find it all there.
And that’s all I’ve got for you today!
Have a great day wherever you are reading this!
Be sure to check out what my sis has for you in the store!
Colors may vary slightly Though we attempt to represent our fabrics accurately, sometimes screens show things differently, as well as eyes see things differently.
Quilt panels are perfect as a base for a quilt, or if you want to cut it up for a themed quilt. If you want to make a small quilt, you could simply add borders on the sides and top and bottom out of coordinating fabrics. Becky has done that for her charity quilts many times.
100% cotton
Price is for one panel
Panel is 33 x 42”
Design includes one children’s book to sew and color - Cinderella, Goldilocks and more
Designed by by Andrew Pinder for Elizabeth Studio
The design is called Do You Know These Fairy Tales
Colors include
Colors may vary slightly Though we attempt to represent our fabrics accurately, sometimes screens show things differently, as well as eyes see things differently.
Quilt panels are perfect as a base for a quilt, or if you want to cut it up for a themed quilt. If you want to make a small quilt, you could simply add borders on the sides and top and bottom out of coordinating fabrics. Becky has done that for her charity quilts many times.
100% cotton
Price is for one panel
Panel is 36” x 42”
Design includes a cloth book
Designed by Color Principle for Henry Glass Fabrics
The design is called Sweet Tweet and Bunny
Colors include greens, yellows and pinks
Colors may vary slightly Though we attempt to represent our fabrics accurately, sometimes screens show things differently, as well as eyes see things differently.
Quilt panels are perfect as a base for a quilt, or if you want to cut it up for a themed quilt. If you want to make a small quilt, you could simply add borders on the sides and top and bottom out of coordinating fabrics. Becky has done that for her charity quilts many times.
100% cotton
Price is for one panel which is a book.
Panel is 25x42”
Design includes several trucks and vehicles working construction
Designed by Viv Eisner
The design is called From the Ground Up Quilt Book
Colors include blues and tans
Colors may vary slightly Though we attempt to represent our fabrics accurately, sometimes screens show things differently, as well as eyes see things differently.
Quilt panels are perfect as a base for a quilt, or if you want to cut it up for a themed quilt. If you want to make a small quilt, you could simply add borders on the sides and top and bottom out of coordinating fabrics. Becky has done that for her charity quilts many times.
100% cotton
Price is for one panel
Panel is 36” x 42”
Design includes one cloth book that needs to be sewn by you.
Designed by Studio E
The design is called Alpha Fish Cloth Book
Colors include various squares of Alphabet words that need to be sewn together in bright colors.
Colors may vary slightly Though we attempt to represent our fabrics accurately, sometimes screens show things differently, as well as eyes see things differently.
Quilt panels are perfect as a base for a quilt, or if you want to cut it up for a themed quilt. If you want to make a small quilt, you could simply add borders on the sides and top and bottom out of coordinating fabrics. Becky has done that for her charity quilts many times.
100% cotton
Price is for one panel
Panel is 36” x 42”
Design includes one cloth book featuring fire trucks
Designed by Keri Schneider for Blank Quilting
The design is called Five Alarm Fire Cloth Book
Colors include primary colors of red, yellow and blue
Colors may vary slightly Though we attempt to represent our fabrics accurately, sometimes screens show things differently, as well as eyes see things differently.
Quilt panels are perfect as a base for a quilt, or if you want to cut it up for a themed quilt. If you want to make a small quilt, you could simply add borders on the sides and top and bottom out of coordinating fabrics. Becky has done that for her charity quilts many times.
With this one you can either cut up each of the pages and use it separately or make it into a cloth book as instructed.
100% cotton
Price is for one panel
Panel is 36” x 42”
Design includes one entire cloth book with a bear counting items.
Designed by Karma Wilson and Jane Chapman
The design is called Bear counts
Colors include blues, greens, whites and yellows.
Colors may vary slightly Though we attempt to represent our fabrics accurately, sometimes screens show things differently, as well as eyes see things differently.
Quilt panels are perfect as a base for a quilt, or if you want to cut it up for a themed quilt. If you want to make a small quilt, you could simply add borders on the sides and top and bottom out of coordinating fabrics. Becky has done that for her charity quilts many times.
With this one you can either cut up each of the pages and use it separately or make it into a cloth book as instructed.
100% cotton
Price is for one panel
Panel is 36” x 44”
Design includes one soft covered book, once you’ve made it up.
Designed by Karma Wilson and Jane Chapman
The design is called Big Bear, Small Mouse
Colors include greens, blues, whites and browns.
Colors may vary slightly Though we attempt to represent our fabrics accurately, sometimes screens show things differently, as well as eyes see things differently.
Quilt panels are perfect as a base for a quilt, or if you want to cut it up for a themed quilt. If you want to make a small quilt, you could simply add borders on the sides and top and bottom out of coordinating fabrics. Becky has done that for her charity quilts many times.
100% cotton
Price is for one panel
Panel is 23” x 42”
Design includes two unicorns, a lot of rainbows and bright colors
Designed by Timeless Treasures
The design is called You are Totally Magical Unicorn Quilt Panel
Colors include pinks, fuchsia, yellow, orange, greens
Colors may vary slightly Though we attempt to represent our fabrics accurately, sometimes screens show things differently, as well as eyes see things differently.
Quilt panels are perfect as a base for a quilt, or if you want to cut it up for a themed quilt. If you want to make a small quilt, you could simply add borders on the sides and top and bottom out of coordinating fabrics. Becky has done that for her charity quilts many times.
100% cotton
Price is for one panel
Panel is 23” X 42”
Design includes A mermaid with a bunch of life lessons on it
Designed by Timeless Treasures
The design is called Life Lessons
Colors include white and light colors
Colors may vary slightly Though we attempt to represent our fabrics accurately, sometimes screens show things differently, as well as eyes see things differently.
Quilt panels are perfect as a base for a quilt, or if you want to cut it up for a themed quilt. If you want to make a small quilt, you could simply add borders on the sides and top and bottom out of coordinating fabrics. Becky has done that for her charity quilts many times.
100% cotton
Price is for one panel
Panel is 36” x 42”
Design includes one soft cover alphabet book
Designed by Elizabeth’s Studio
The design is called Alphabet Animals
Colors include white and colors