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Today I’m going to share this twin size Triangle Pop quilt. It’s been on my daughters bed for about a year now so it’s about time it makes it’s blog debut ;)
I’ve made quite a few of these triangle pop quilts because they are fast, easy and I like how modern of a quilt they are. One of my Triangle Pop quilts went to my brother so they make for a good boy quilt too ;)
Triangle pop is available in the Quilty Love Pattern Shop.
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Somehow my hand pieced hexie quilt hasn’t made it up on the blog yet! This quilt took just over a year to complete so it needs it’s day in spotlight ;)
I started this quilt way back in January 2015. I had never tried English paper piecing and I was loving all of the hexies I saw popping up on Pinterest and Instagram. So I started without a plan and just started making hexies. I used only scraps and sewed them together randomly. The progress of this quilt is down below.
If you would like to make your own hexie quilt I recommend having a tiny bit of plan at least. I ended up with a bunch of blobby pieces that were difficult to join. So make flowers or squares all the same and then join those.
Measures: 55in x 65in
Total 1in hexies: About 875
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Today is all about the triangles! Triangle pop quilt pattern is the latest addition to the Quilty Love family and is now available in the Quilty Love Pattern Shop as a Paper copy or as an automatic PDF download.
Triangle Pop was first featured in Love Patchwork and Quilting Magazine as the cover girl of Issue 38. That was a fun surprise! …
This Ombre Gems Quilt Pattern is the brightest most colorful rainbow quilt I’ve made and that is what made it so fun to make and to photograph!
Ombre gems started out as a scrappy version of itself but it felt too busy. I had just gotten a jelly roll of Vanessa Christensen’s Ombre fabrics and thought it might look really cool in this new design. The Ombre tones really surprised me as it went together and gave it so much dimension! It was one of those quilts that just makes you giddy as it goes together and a case of the end result turning out better than you envisioned ;)
I’m so visual so I have a hard time imagining what something will look like until it’s actually made.
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