Search
  • Information
    • About
    • Contact
    • Privacy Policy
  • Blog
  • Subscribe
  • Shop
  • Patterns and Tutorials
    • Quilt patterns
    • Tutorials
    • Doll Clothes: Photos and some Patterns
  • Suggested Reading
  • Quilts: My Original Designs
  • Gallery: Color Studies
  • Gallery: Quilts I've Made
  • Doll Making Blog Posts
  • Recent blog posts
  • Quilts Based on The Improv Handbook for Modern Quilters
Close
Menu
Search
Close
  • Information
    • About
    • Contact
    • Privacy Policy
  • Blog
  • Subscribe
  • Shop
  • Patterns and Tutorials
    • Quilt patterns
    • Tutorials
    • Doll Clothes: Photos and some Patterns
  • Suggested Reading
  • Quilts: My Original Designs
  • Gallery: Color Studies
  • Gallery: Quilts I've Made
  • Doll Making Blog Posts
  • Recent blog posts
  • Quilts Based on The Improv Handbook for Modern Quilters
Menu

Sleeping Dog Quilts

SLEEPING DOG QUILTS

June 29, 2017

Quilt Panel, my new Spoonflower design

by Judy Tucker


Storybook Quilt top35 x35 inches

Storybook Quilt top35 x35 inches

Storybook Quilt top35 x35 inches

Storybook Quilt top35 x35 inches

Here's one of the new designs in my Spoonflower.com shop.  This is a quilt panel with my Storybook Houses design and a 3 inch wide border. It's not a cheater quilt because there aren't any printed stitch lines, but it is an easy quilt that could be completed in an afternoon if you suddenly need a baby present!

I quilted the quilt above with all straight line stitches and the wavy Bernina stitch #4. You don't looks need any fancy quilting skills to make this quilt look great!  However, if you have free motion quilting skills, it would also be lots of fun to stitch shingles, stones and siding designs on the houses!

There is coordinating fabric with an all-over house design with slight smaller houses that makes a great backing. I finished the quilt with a scrappy binding using pieces and pieces left over from binding other quilts. I love the look and I love using up the leftovers!

IMG_4798.JPG
fullsizeoutput_7df.jpeg

Because the quilt panel is just 35 inches wide and the fabric is 43 inches wide, there are 5 1/2 inches of extra yellow border color printed 1 yard of panel fabric.  This extra yellow fabric is just long enough so it could be cut at 2 1/2 x 35 inches for use as horizontal sashing between the rows of houses. That would make a quilt that is slightly rectangular rather than square a bit larger.

I made this quilt using the Ultra Kona® Cotton option available at Spoonflower.com. The Ultra Kona® is a fairly recent upgrade and it takes the dyes much better than the Kona® previously available.

This design was fun to draw and it was lots of fun to quilt. Hope you like it!!

TAGS: Storybook Houses Quilt Panel, Storybook Houses Quilt fabric, Spoonflower.com, Baby quilt, Easy quilt, Quilt panel


  • Previous Post
    A Child's Mermaid ...
  • Next Post
    Book Review: "Creative ...

Powered by Squarespace 7