New Quilts

It's fall and such a wonderful, busy time of year.  I've been very busy getting quilts designed, made and quilted for Craftsy.  The first two are made from a new line they created called Collage.  It's a wonderful tone on tone collection in yummy colors. Check them out!

Charted Course:


Map your way to a piecing adventure with Charted Course in Boundless Collage! A variety of blocks will keep you interested as you stitch. To create crisp points in your Mariner's Compass-inspired blocks, I used Deb Tucker's Studio 180 Design Corner Beam ruler.  Great ruler!  
And Charted Course is king size!!

Seeing Stars:

Master two simple blocks, and you'll bring this quilt together in no time. The illusion of gentle curves is actually achieved with basic piecing, so no trick seams here!

Stay tuned for more quilts...I've been busy!!

Thanks for stopping by!

Comments

Julia said…
Hi! Is there anywhere that I can purchase just the pattern for "Charted Course"?
November 13, 2017 at 8:12 PM
Nancy Jones said…
I would like to purchase the pattern only for charted course. Where may I find it?
March 5, 2018 at 5:35 AM
CarolynRKelly said…
How can I purchase pattern for canyon Creek. Craftsy ran out of kits and said to contact you.
March 21, 2018 at 10:35 AM
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