Earlier this year I was given the opportunity to play with Sweetwater's Hometown Christmas fabric for a Christmas in July theme for Moda.
This picture was actually taken in July, so it was literally Christmas in July for one morning at my house.
I put together two blocks, a background center block and a print center block.
This is the background center block, or Block 1. The amazing quilting is by Connie Lancaster, the owner of Quilts Plus in Indianapolis, Indiana.
This is the print center block, or Bock 2.
The pattern is a breeze, I went with 3 inch fabric squares and 3 inch half square triangles, but really you can go with any size that you like. You can also piece as many blocks as you like, no rules here.
The family of fabric has some great prints but the plaids were my favorite.
And here's my finished quilt.
Carrie Nelson and the nice folks at Moda have written a pattern for this quilt and it's available for free on the Moda Cutting Table blog. I think there may also be a giveaway, so check it out today. click here
Thanks Moda for the opportunity to create a fun project and bigger thanks to Carrie Nelson who helped wth the design and all the pattern work.
This picture was actually taken in July, so it was literally Christmas in July for one morning at my house.
I put together two blocks, a background center block and a print center block.
This is the background center block, or Block 1. The amazing quilting is by Connie Lancaster, the owner of Quilts Plus in Indianapolis, Indiana.
This is the print center block, or Bock 2.
The pattern is a breeze, I went with 3 inch fabric squares and 3 inch half square triangles, but really you can go with any size that you like. You can also piece as many blocks as you like, no rules here.
The family of fabric has some great prints but the plaids were my favorite.
And here's my finished quilt.
This is Lifetime Quilt Number 197
I 've named it Christmas in July
It finished at 88' x 88"
The fabric is Hometown Christmas by Sweetwater for Moda.
It has approximately 1,573 pieces.
Carrie Nelson and the nice folks at Moda have written a pattern for this quilt and it's available for free on the Moda Cutting Table blog. I think there may also be a giveaway, so check it out today. click here
Thanks Moda for the opportunity to create a fun project and bigger thanks to Carrie Nelson who helped wth the design and all the pattern work.