Perfect for mixing to give your low-volume piecing a scrappy look.
There’s a wide variety of scales, tones, and prints- from modern graphics, traditional shirtings and cute little animals and other details. Here’s a peek at all of those prints together. Each of the prints was created by a different Riley Blake designer. The winner must use a pattern or tutorial by me to qualify and don’t forget, I can’t see your image if your account isn’t public.This month Riley Blake Designs is releasing a new collection of 21 designer low-volume prints called Hush Hush. I like to do a quarterly giveaway on the hashtags using # brownbirddesignscreations. On Instagram use the hashtag # mountainbreezequilt. I would love to see what you make so share, share. The texture I achieved is light and airy. I quilted three rows of straight lines with tightly spaced lines and then three rows of straight lines on both sides of the seam. I quickly pivoted and quilted lines instead. However, when I tried to start quilting it, I wasn’t feeling it. My initial thought was to quilt it like water, slight waves, quilting I used for the paper boats quilt I made a few years back. I spray basted the three layers together and quilted it with my extra-large spool of Auriful thread. That is because it has metallic goldfish that are actual goldfish. This is a fabric that makes me laugh each and every time I look at it. In my stash I found the perfect backing, goldfish from an old RSS line back when they were Cotton and Steel. To get the hex and more rulers click here. There are three sizes: baby, lap, and queen.
If you would like to get your kit, I have them available in my shop. I love prints, so being able to mish mash fabric lines makes your stash go a long way. That way if you have some of their fabrics in your stash, you can get some of their new fabrics and they will match. I think it is so smart how the ladies of RSS design in colors that can work well with other lines. What is your favorite fabric from Koi Pond?īecause my goal has been to kit the Mountain Breeze quilt, I have slowly brought other fabrics in that work with the Koi Pond designs like the floral print from RSS’s Darlings 2 line, the seaweed from Sara Watts Florida line, and a cream from First light. They are so beautiful!! The fish come in for a close second favorite… The fabric pulls in an array of teals, yellows and oranges, blacks, and even pinks. Rashida Coleman-Hale designed this line of fabric to be fun, playful, and light. I am so in love with Koi Pond from Ruby Star Society (a division of Moda). Let’s dig a little deeper into the fabrics used in the Mountain Breeze Quilt. Then I used the colors found in the teal fabrics to bring in additional fabrics. For this quilt I used my current favorite color, teal. Don’t you just love it when this happens? Exploring color can be so much fun. This gradation makes that fabric vibrate and the colors sing. We start the pattern by cutting strips that will create a gradient. They make the quilting process streamline which makes it quick. Strip piecing is a cornerstone in my quilting foundation. Making this quilt with her ruler makes it a breeze. The pattern comes with a template, but templates can be frustrating, so I designed the pattern to work with Julie Herman’s ruler, Hex N More. There is only the small technical challenge of working with angled edges. Or great for the seasoned quilter wanting a simple quilt to make. Perfect for a beginner that is looking for something more. This quilt, the Mountain Breeze quilt is a fun and easy quilt to make. The others are Yoya, Falling Stars, Stars in Pieces, Terracotta Fiori and Busy Bee Quilt. This is my fifth pattern that I have designed that is made with hexagons.
#FALLING BLOCKS QUILT PATTERN DOWNLOAD FULL#
There are three ways you can create a quilt with a hexagon, use a full hexagon with includes y-seams, create two half hexagons which can be sewn into rows to avoid the dreaded y-seam, or make triangles that create a hexagon and depending on the triangle you can or cannot use a y-seam. I love using this element to create a quit. Like all my pattern release parties, this comes with a giveaway and a lot of fun so keep reading.
It was something I saw in the city that caught my eye and it has stuck with me ever since. It has been simmering in the back of my head since the first Quilt Con I attended back in 2017. This quilt has been on a long and windy journey with me. Today is the day!! That’s right today is the release day for my Mountain Breeze Quilt Pattern.
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