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I am writing you all from wintery Bloomington, Indiana.  The Indiana Heritage Quilt Show is this weekend and I will be in the Primitive Gatherings booth selling my templates!! YAY!!! I hope you all will stop in and say “hi!” Nick, Lisa and I have been here since Monday. We decided to leave early in order to avoid a winter storm that rolled through. Lisa and I have been hanging out having a little quilt retreat and Nick was nice enough to set the booth all up without us. 🙂

I have the prettiest quit to share for some show and tell. Primitive Gatherings 10th Anniversary Quilt  designed by Lisa available through Primitive Gatherings here.

Oh I love this quilt!! Lots of great piecing with wonderful wool appliquĂ©.  Finishes at 36″.  It is deceiving in photos.  Looks much bigger than it actually is. But that’s what makes it so awesome. I love all that piecing. I looked at a lot of antique medallion style quilts for quilting inspiration. I decided I wanted each border to have its own unique quilt design to build out and frame the center appliquĂ© block.

The quilted “flowers” in the squares is one of my favorites. If you look closely there are two different styles of flowers in the squares.

Batting is Dream Orient from Quilter’s Dream Batting. Threads are So Fine from Superior.

Just a little quilting on the wool appliquĂ© adds so much dimension and character. Don’t be afraid to quilt on wool!!! It adds so much detail.

The quilt design around the center appliqué block is my favorite!!!

I used one of my templates to create and stitch it out.  I used The BFF template.  The smallest template in the collection,  the “BFF” because that is exactly what it becomes. Perfect size to fit and easily handle for all your continuous curve needs. Lines stay consistent. Also, perfect for larger quilt spaces, where freehand becomes more difficult. The design possibilities are endless.

I think it stitched out faster than any of the other borders! Simple ,yet a stunning way to frame the center block.  I have a 3 part quickie demo on sticking out the border that was originally posted to Instagram so the videos are only 15 seconds long. I also posted the demos to my FB Page that I will link here.
Part 1 here.
Part 2 here.
Part 3 here.
The demos are quick, but give you a good idea of how easy and fast the design is to stitch out.

All quilting is freehand. I used my straight ruler and BFF template.

The back is gorgeous with all the texture.

Lisa took this pic of me packaging templates in the hotel room. 🙂

The QP Curve Templates are available online. You can go straight to my site by clicking the selling tab.  Last week for the special set price!!! Free domestic shipping. Details on templates below.

-For use with a longarm and/or sit-down/domestic machine.

-1/4″ thick acrylic templates for creating curved quilt designs.

-The set contains my 6 go-to sizes. Everything I would ever need for endless design possibilities.

-Each template has the same degree curve on the inside curve as well as the outside curve. This allows for easy quilting and avoids the awkward reach while quilting out designs. Just flip the template over as needed.

-Easy to read lines with accurate 1/4″ spacing echoing the curve.

-Green edge acrylic increases their visibility on your quilt top.

-#10 Curve is my new favorite! Gives a more dramatic curve, similar to a circle with the convenience and ease of curve template. Great for borders to create a swag or banner design.

-The smallest template is called the “BFF” because that is exactly what it becomes. Perfect size to fit and easily handle for all your continuous curve needs. Lines stay consistent. Also, perfect for larger quilt spaces, where freehand becomes more difficult.

-Templates can be purchased as a set or individually.  Complete set for special introductory price- $139 ($155 if purchased individually) FREE SHIPPING on all orders to US addresses. International orders accepted. International shipping is $23.50, multiple sets will require additional shipping costs.

Set includes all six sizes!

I hope to see many of you this weekend!!!!

13 Comments

  • WoolenSails says:

    Love the quilt and love the quilting, have fun at the show and I hope you can get photos to share with us.

    Debbie

  • Laugh Yourself into Stitches says:

    I LOVE my templates!!! A 'must get' for every machine quilter! Wish i was at the show…i'd jump up and down and give you a hug!

  • Janet O. says:

    Lately I have been pondering how to quilt my version of Lisa's quilt. You have done a beautiful job (of course) and I will definitely be pinning this for inspiration! I've never tried quilting on wool before. I will have to get brave on this quilt.
    So wish I could be at the show to meet you!

  • Mom says:

    Little quilts like that are so much fun to quilt! Nice job~

  • Patti says:

    Have fun in Bloomington and sell all of your templates. Quilt is absolutely gorgeous.

  • Unknown says:

    It is breathtaking. Love your quilting . It is simple,yet not,elegant. Lovely job.

  • Jocelyn says:

    Wow! Your quilting is beautiful!

  • Phyllis says:

    I find all this truly amazing. And very clever. Have never seen templates like this and would like to know more about them. Longarm quilting hardly happens over here, it is too expensive. Too expensive to buy a machine, most people do not have houses large enough to find space for them and labour is taxed so heavily that to get a quilt quilted by a long arm quilter is not a regular thing, too expensive. So we either handquilt over here or we use our domestic sit-down machines, on the table. Maybe it is possible that sometime in the future you show us how to design with and use your templates in that way? In the meantime lots of success! Oh yes, and your quilting is gorgeous again, I already commented on your IG postings, sooo beautiful!

  • Quilting Tangent says:

    Thank you for sharing your rulers over at Karen's Quilts, crows and cardinals.
    24Tangent@gmail.com

  • bmck97004 says:

    This quilt is absolutely beautiful – a perfect illustration of how quilting can add so much to a quilt! Your rulers look wonderful – they would be a great addition to my collection for my long-arm. Thank you for sharing them with Karen's Quilts for the giveaway….hope I win!!!

  • Unknown says:

    On the 10th anniversary quilt, did you use one color thread for the whole quilt or do you change colors to match the piecing? You really are a talented lady!

  • Linda says:

    Thank you, Victoria. I used 4 different threads on this quilt. 🙂

  • Kathy S. says:

    Oh my! That is just gorgeous. LOVE all the quilting details on it. Just beautiful!