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Quilt Info:
Pattern: Jewel Box
Fabric: Royal Blue by Edyta Sitar
Size: 61" X 69"
Batting: Quilters Dream Batting, Orient
Thread: Glide, Linen
Quilting: Windy Meandering
Interesting Fact: Missy is a whiz at matching backing fabrics. Check out how well she matched this Toile backing fabric:
The quilting is Windy Meandering and is a 52" repeat across!!!
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Quilters Dream Batting, Orient, is a blend of bamboo, silk, tencel and cotton. It has the softest drape of all, which makes it super cuddly, it shrinks less and is lighterweight, which makes it a great choice for warmer climates or summer quilts. It's my favorite batting to use for throws!
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Although this fabric line is called "Royal Blue", it's really more teal!
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Great job, Missy!!! Your friend will love this quilt!
The Jewel Box block pattern was popular in the 1990s, when I first made one. Have you made a Jewel Box quilt?
Grace and peace!!! ~Nancy
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Lovely quilt and the quilting is so much fun. I have never made a jewel box quilt - will have to see if it jumps on the to do list.
ReplyDeleteOoo, this is lovely!
ReplyDeleteStunning masterpiece of art! I am getting those quilts I started finished in Jan.
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DeleteSuch a lovely quilt! That toile is wonderful on the back. Beautiful fabrics and quilting that will bless her friend.
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful! The fabrics are very pretty.
ReplyDeleteIt's a beautiful quilt and quilting. I love her fabric choices. Thank you for linking up to Put your foot down.
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely finish wonderfully quilted!!!
ReplyDeleteAnother pretty quilt, and you've done some lovely quilting on it, Nancy!
ReplyDeletePretty - I have that pattern an I also have some fabrics from Abigal Blues fabric - this may be the time to use that pattern!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I have always loved this pattern, but have yet to make one. Your friend will be thrilled!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous quilt (and awesome quilting, too!)
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty quilt!
ReplyDeleteI love the fabrics that Missy chose and the pattern is a classic! Beautiful quilt and quilting!
ReplyDeleteQuilter Bonnie
I have to get my hands on that bamboo blend batting. It sounds dreamy!
ReplyDeleteIsn’t that pretty! I have made a Jewel Box quilt....back in the 90's! It was a high school graduation quilt for my niece and she’s still using it!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful - I love the colors.
ReplyDeleteThe combination of blues and creams against the white background is lovely and I really like the movement in your free motion quilting.
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