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Old 10-08-2011, 01:36 AM
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I wanted to make a lap quilt to ward off the winter chills, so I choose Asian florals to help recall the colours of a summer garden. I used Hobbs wool batting, which has a lovely lightness, yet cosiness to it. I chose to machine quilt with my walking foot and did SID and an orange peel pattern in the blocks. The finished size is 50 inches by 72 inches.
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Close up of backing & quilting
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This is beautiful! I made one similar and used a pattern titled "County Lines". What pattern did you use? I think the black accents the asian prints so well.
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very nice
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That is a royal beauty! I absolutely love the fabrics and how you put them together. You will have spring and summer all winter.
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U did a great job! Love the quilting!
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So very Beautiful!!
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I'm not usually drawn to Asian type quilts but this is gorgeous. Would you share the pattern?
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I love the asian prints, great job
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Originally Posted by blondeslave
I'm not usually drawn to Asian type quilts but this is gorgeous. Would you share the pattern?
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Originally Posted by blondeslave
I'm not usually drawn to Asian type quilts but this is gorgeous. Would you share the pattern?
Thank you for your kind comments.
The pattern I found to show off the fabrics is free on Robert Kaufman’s site at

http://www.robertkaufman.com/quiltin...ican_heritage/
I altered the lower left hand corner slightly and added an extra border.

If you like this one you might also like a similar one free on Fabric Freedom's site at
http://www.fabricfreedom.co.uk/Resou...ht%20Quilt.jpg
& for instructions
http://www.fabricfreedom.co.uk/Resou...structions.pdf
this one is smaller at 38" x 47".

I love the way the black sashing makes the prints look brighter, the close up shows that better. While I was putting it together I was afraid it might look a bit of a hotchpotch, but the extra border seemed to bring it all together.
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