Here , at last, is my
Bewitching Jolly Bar Meringue Quilt
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The Jolly Jabber
This quilt was made with their newest free
shortcut quilt along pattern.
Free PDF Pattern from FQS Here
To make your own version of this quilt
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I wanted to make a Halloween version of this quilt so
I chose to use these fabrics
Bewitching Layer Cake
Grunge Vanilla Stars
Bella Solid Parchment
and
Bewitching Pumpkin Halloween Lattice for the binding
I cut the 10" squares into two 5" by 10" jolly bar rectangles
and then followed the cutting instructions for the Jolly Bar Meringue quilt blocks
and I used the Creative Grids 9.5 Perfect Rectangles Ruler.
For more info on how I cut and sewed read
My Half Rectangle Triangles Post Here
It has been a late and rainy and gray early fall here,
but the sun has finally come out again.
For my version of the quilt I had fun playing with the basic
For my quilt I played with the 8.5" unfinished meringue blocks
to create the pinwheel effect.
For all the info on how I made this pinwheel variation
of the Jolly Bar Meringue Quilt
Click Here
or scroll down to my next post.
Here is a basic meringue block.
The pieced back of my quilt featured the basic Meringue Blocks ...
... framed with a gray tonal from my stash.
The quilting is a free form spider web with my heavy duty walking foot.
Bound by my Two Fabric Flanged Machine Binding
I love the way the blocks look like they are twisting and turning in the Autumn breeze.
This was a really fun pattern
and I hope to sew it again soon with different fabrics.
Since this quilt was delayed until now,
I have been playing with the layout I made and created
some Christmasy variations:
Christmas Meringue Swirls
and
Christmas Meringue Pinwheels
Email me if you need more info on making these variations.
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Awesome quilt. Look so simple to make but so effective. The back shows the quilting very well. It took me a while to discover the white pinwheels in your quilt. It was a nice surprise. Great job! ;^)
ReplyDeleteIt really looks great with all of the Halloween fabrics. There is so much movement in the quilt.
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute! I love that you took time to work out the color placement to create those great secondary pinwheels. :D
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