This is Pippa, the 12th and last quilt in the Stripology Quickies Club that I've been working on for over a year.
Size: 56" x 75"
Batting: Quilters Dream 80/20
Thread: Glide--Chestnut
The pattern calls for 9 half yards or 18 fat quarters. Instead I used 35 different prints, to get the most variety.⤵️ These prints were all purchased in Japan.
The binding is a Japanese striped print that is patchwork in style.⤵️The backing is half of an IKEA duvet cover. ⤵️ My tip: buy the full/queen size duvet cover to back a throw size quilt. The full/queen size finishes at 86" x 86" before preshrinking and skimming off the serged edges.Pippa ends the Stripology Quickies Club. I managed to make all 12 quilts, plus a table runner from the extra Lilo blocks and 2 versions of Skyler.Here are Gudrun's 12 Stripology Quickies Club quilts. ⤵️
And here are my 12 Stripology Quickies Club quilts. ⤵️
My last 3 were made with Japanese prints so they have a similar color feel.⤴️
I may work on the Stripology Lil' Pattern Club next, which is Stripology patterns miniaturized to make 6 table runners.Five of the patterns are already released. I haven't started any of them, although I have previously made a Lil' Inga during the 2024 GE Designs Virtual Retreat. ⤵️ I'll see how time allows. Grace and peace!!! ~Nancy
You'll find more quilt inspiration at December Favorite Finish, Wednesday Wait Loss, Needle & Thread Thursday,
Put Your Foot Down, TGIFF, Off the Wall Friday, Finished Or Not Friday, From Bolt To Beauty, Rainbow Scrap Challenge, Patchwork & Quilts, Oh Scrap,
Handmade Monday, Sew & Tell, Design Wall Monday, Monday Musings.
Who doesn't like quickie? Enough people do to form a club, clearly. And look at all the fun they have been having and fast :-D I don't know anyone more prolific than you, Nancy. Wishing you Happy Holidays and Peace in the new year!
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful quilt, and I love the "shapes". I do plan to use my still-unused Stripology ruler in the new year.
ReplyDeleteI wish you peace and love and comfort this week. And hugs.
You sure gathered a lot of gorgeous Japenese fabrics that make for some great memories and beautiful quilts.
ReplyDeleteThe binding print is delightful, and it feels like your unique version of Pippa is the lovely cap on a year of wonderful quilt making with Gundrun's patterns. Thank you so much for linking up with Favorite Finish, and I wish you and your family a safe and Merry Christmas and I hope for only the best for you in the new year!
ReplyDeleteWell done on Pippa, Nancy. I love those gorgeous fabrics. Sending you hugs and wishing you peace and comfort this holiday season and the year ahead.
ReplyDeleteEvery time you share one of these quilts, I think it's my favorite - but this one really is! Such pretty color with all those Japanese prints, Nancy. I like the simple, strippy design, too. Thinking of you and your family this Christmas week with love.
ReplyDeletePippa is scrappilicious! I so want to make one! Congrats on all your fantastic finishes!
ReplyDeletethat is a neat quilt - Merry Christmas I know it will be a difficult one but I'm sure you have a lot of great Christmas memories of your husband
ReplyDeleteI love a wonky wedge block. This is very cool! And it looks fun and fast - always a plus ;) And a big yes to duvet backings. xo
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely way to use your Japanese fabrics. Such a pretty quilt and a great way to end the year. Wishing you love and peace this holiday season. Hugs, dear friend.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing on my weekly show and tell, Wednesday Wait Loss.
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You do so well with your quickie projects. I love the colors in this one and that binding makes my heart sing. I am packing up some things for a retreat in two weeks, gonna check out my GE Design patterns and see if one or two call my name.
ReplyDeleteHi Nancy, congratulations on all of your quickies! Those Japanese fabrics are amazing. Take care :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome finish! You have done so well with all of your "quickie" finishes!--TerryK@OnGoingProjects
ReplyDeleteI have a small collection of Japanese fabrics from my dear niece. She was stationed in Okinawa for a time and this reminded me to get busy on that UFO! Thanks for sharing your inspiring & lovely work.
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous - love all the fabrics you used together !
ReplyDeleteWow, what a beautiful quilt, I also love your pretty Japanese fabrics! The light blues are striking and perfectly scattered. Sashiko quilting is perfect of course! The next projects are going to be fun. I send you my love and wish you peace and confort. Hugs
ReplyDeletePippa is beautiful and you've had a great year of stitching, well done indeed!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful year of quilts you have had! I love Pippa, such deep vibrant colors. The sashiko quilting is perfect for it, and perfectly amazing. Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteLove the variety in color and texture! Love this quilt and it is another temptress for a squirrel! I hope 2026 becomes a very good year for you! :)
ReplyDelete"Pippa" is a simple, but very effective design. Love all the Japanese prints you used in it. Those hold special memories, I'm sure. I can imagine this design in brights too. And a solid version would be effective. Basically, it seems like a good design for scraps. I don't have a stripology ruler, though numerous friends do. I'm glad you were up to completing one more quilt for year's end. No doubt your last few weeks have been difficult. I think of you often, and am still praying God's peace over you. Have a good start into 2026.
ReplyDeleteThose fabrics are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAlthough I love all your quilts, I feel like Pippa may just be my favorite. It's so cute & the fabrics are great! Love it!
ReplyDeleteI love seeing your quilts. Especially the ones with the Japanese fabrics. Thanks for sharing in Sew & Tell.
ReplyDeleteThat is a beauty - front and back!! Using more variety in the fabrics made it much prettier and more dramatic. Great job!
ReplyDeleteLove your Japanese fabrics, Nancy, and Pippa is a fantastic way to finish the year. I'm still praying for you, friend. Thanks for sharing with us at Monday Musings. Have a great week!
ReplyDeletePippa is such a pretty quilt, I love the colors and fabrics! Sorry for the late comment, I'm catching up.
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