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Monday 17 March 2014

Pattern Testing: Bright Sky by Alyce at Blossom Heart Quilts

I've been pattern testing for Alyce over at Blossom Heart Quilts. Her pattern Bright Sky is for a wonderful giant one-block quilt. I had been wanting to make a giant one-block quilt for a while now, so when Alyce gave me the opportunity to try out her pattern I couldn't resist.


I decided to use low volume fabrics and I'm glad I did because I love the result. I'm planning on using the stripy fabric for the binding, I think it will give it the right finish. A very enjoyable pattern to make. The fabrics are all Dear Stella. Don't ask me how I managed to get it so messy after I'd just ironed it!

Don't miss the other pattern testers versions at Blossom Heart Quilts because this pattern is so versatile. It's incredible how the fabrics change the final result completely. Alyce's version is also her Pantone Quilt Challenge entry and it's stunning!



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12 comments:

  1. What a lovely, serene quilt!

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  2. It does look so soft and nice in the low volumes!

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  3. It looks great! A successful test, I'd say :-)

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  4. Congrats on your low volume version! It looks incredible! Well done!

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  5. So pretty - love the subtle colours!

    Thanks so much for popping over to Mums Make Lists earlier in the week, I would absolutely love to see you at #EmptyYourArchive my link party for old posts this evening - it starts at 11.30 EST, Alice @ Mums Make Lists

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  6. It's a lovely idea, a one block quilt, I bet you enjoyed every moment of making this!

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  7. What a great idea, I think this is a striking pattern, looks super!

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  8. Love it! She did come up with a great pattern and is lucky to have some great testers!

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  9. It's fun being a pattern tester. This looks like a great one!

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  10. Looks beautiful! Thanks for sharing! Freemotion by the River Linky Party Tuesday

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  11. I love your version. You are so right about it being so different.

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