For my last sample of the Flor pattern I decided to use prints instead of the usual solids that I have always used since I started in the world of quilting.
I noticed that the pattern was easily adaptable to making a scrappy version, so I went for a colour scale from pale pink to red.
Searching on the net I found that Cottoneer had FQ bundles of coordinating colour fabrics, so I purchased six different bundles containing five FQ each, making the perfect selection!
Now each row of the quilt had five different prints within the same colour shade: Pink, Peach, Yellow, Orange, Purple and Red. In this selection there are fabrics from AGF, Figo, RK, Cotton+Steel and Moda.
For the background I went for Kona Cotton in white. It’s the perfect backgorund for a scrappy quilt.
With the white background we achieve two purposes: on the one hand, that the colors and patterns stand out and have the necessary presence. On the other hand, we achieve that there is a cohesion between the different tones and that it does not become a strange mixture of graphics and colours. It is important to have a balance in the final look of the quilt.
I have to admit that this Entwine collection of wovens by Giucy Giuce for Andover was love at first sight, but when I ordered the bundle and I could finally see and touch them I completely fell in love. They have the richest colours and a wide variety of incredible textures thanks to the different …
In this post I show you the cover version of Flor Quilt. A pattern that belongs to the Spanish Lessons series, where all the designs are inspired by words in Spanish. For the cover of this pattern I prepared a Twin size. Normally the most attractive designs are usually the largest, and in this particular …
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FLOR QUILT / SCRAPPY VERSION
Hi friends!
For my last sample of the Flor pattern I decided to use prints instead of the usual solids that I have always used since I started in the world of quilting.
I noticed that the pattern was easily adaptable to making a scrappy version, so I went for a colour scale from pale pink to red.
Searching on the net I found that Cottoneer had FQ bundles of coordinating colour fabrics, so I purchased six different bundles containing five FQ each, making the perfect selection!
Now each row of the quilt had five different prints within the same colour shade: Pink, Peach, Yellow, Orange, Purple and Red. In this selection there are fabrics from AGF, Figo, RK, Cotton+Steel and Moda.
For the background I went for Kona Cotton in white. It’s the perfect backgorund for a scrappy quilt.
With the white background we achieve two purposes: on the one hand, that the colors and patterns stand out and have the necessary presence. On the other hand, we achieve that there is a cohesion between the different tones and that it does not become a strange mixture of graphics and colours. It is important to have a balance in the final look of the quilt.
You can buy a copy of the pattern here. It is a beginner-friendly pattern and quick to make.
Includes the following sizes:
And also two colour versions: 1 colour and 1 colour per row.
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