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Thursday, June 2, 2022

Another Boxy Quilt

 I started this quilt on March 9th, 2022 and just finished
it yesterday, June 1st, 2022.  I somehow even talked my husband into going 
into the hills by our house yesterday to help me get some photos.


This is my second Boxy quilt.  It's such a quick, easy pattern to make!
The first one I made was in really bright fabrics so I wanted
to see what a softer version would look like.  
Click HERE to see the original version.


Plus I had these two Dover charm packs (by Brenda Riddle Designs for Moda)
in my stash that I thought would be perfect for this pattern!
The pattern calls for charm packs  + solids but instead of using
solids this time, I pulled a bunch of coordinating print fabrics from
my stash to make it extra scrappy!


The blocks are fun to make and very beginner-friendly.
Someone even suggested using a fussy cut fabric in the center
of the blocks and I think that would be a wonderful touch!


This pattern would be perfect in any colorway!
It comes with instructions for twin, queen, and king-size quilts.


The edge-to-edge quilting panto is called Moulin Rouge
and my friend Jen Ostler (@drycreekquilter on Instagram) quilted 
it for me.  I actually let her surprise me with the design
because I couldn't decide between that and another more
geometric design.  I think this turned out beautiful!


I had all of the fabric in my stash except for the binding fabric
(which is the aqua floral from the Dover line).
The background fabric is a cream linen fabric and the
backing is a cream and black plaid woven fabric that
I had in my stash for years!!  Glad I finally found a use for it!


If you want to snag a copy of Boxy, visit my Etsy shop
HERE.  I have paper and PDF patterns available.

Thanks for stopping by today!


1 comment:

  1. This might be just the ticket. I need to make a softer quilt which you've definitely accomplished here, but it still feels modern. Excited to give this a go!

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