I haven't been doing much sewing lately, but I did just start working on my 4th Lotus quilt. The fabric is called Piper and is a new line that Dear Stella just announced today. It'll be available in February.
I have the first row done & almost all the blocks for the other rows made.
Here is a digital version of the quilt
I'm excited about how it is all coming together!
The fabrics are very saturated and pack a punch.
I chose to use the chunky strip as a bias binding and this big purple print for my backing.
I'll share more photos as soon as I get it finished!
© Blog post written by Julie Herman
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Love this!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteNot my own personal choice of patterned fabric, but it looks dazzling!
ReplyDeleteLove the colors!
ReplyDeleteLovely!, I really like the stripy binding!
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Always, Queenie
Great version! Are those solids are something that reads that way.
ReplyDeleteI love that backing fabric print and especially your binding!
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Ohhh can't wait for the pattern, already know what fabric I want to use. I love it when you see a pattern and just know you have to make it!
ReplyDeleteLove this quilt and the design. It is so full of life and color. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHave a super great sewing and stitching day!
Happy Holidays to all!
That is just awesome Julie!
ReplyDeleteJulie, that fabric is beautiful and you have turned it into gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteLooking good! Am hoping to get some of your products from Santa this year!! I have been hinting to my daughter!
ReplyDeleteI love this quilt made up this way. Going to be spectacular as always. Thanks for sharing your talent with all of us.
ReplyDeleteThis is so interesting! Thanks for sharing and the nice photography. You might enjoy my quilt with vintage hankies, just go to the search box on "Quilted Nights..."
ReplyDeleteKeep up the lovely work! Thank you for sharing...
and p.s. about your post on Cancer, I so agree with what it can't do! I'm at St Jude as a volunteer and have post on that as well. What a place to help children!
ReplyDeleteI have looked all over to buy this pattern. Do you not sell it or something?
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! I got the Lotus pattern from my local shop and am working on quilting it now. I used red, black, orange and yellow batiks and love how it came out.
ReplyDeleteThis pattern is lovely! What is the light colored solid you've used?
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