This is Missy's 3rd Irish Change quilt! Scroll to the end to see what her first two look like.
Quilt Info:
Pattern: Irish Change from Missouri Star Quilt Co.
Fabrics: Bonheur du Jour from French General
Size: 105" x 95"
Batting: Warm & Natural
Thread: Glide--Cream
Missy made this from fabrics and scraps she had on hand.
This quilt is wider than it is long. Missy sized it this way to fit the bed she is making it for.
This toile 108" backing fabric is from Laundry Basket Quilts, another favorite of Missy's. ⤴️ With the quilt being 105" wide, Missy added extra to both sides of her 108" backing, to accommodate the 8" extra needed for longarm quilting. I was able to stay inside the seams and the extra was all trimmed off in the end.
Many of these prints are French General from Moda Fabrics.Missy was going for a calm, unified look. She has definitely accomplished that!
Now, below is Missy's first Irish Change quilt from July 20, 2020. ⤵️
And here is Missy's second Irish Change quilt from December 13, 2021. ⤵️
So fun to see all three of them in a row!!! Beautiful work, Missy!!!
You'll find more quilt inspiration at TGIFF, Off the Wall Friday, Finished Or Not Friday, From Bolt To Beauty, Patchwork & Quilts, Oh Scrap, Handmade Monday, Sew & Tell, Design Wall Monday, Monday Musings.










Wow that is a big quilt - does it take a long time to quilt it? I like that pattern. How nice to have all pretty fabrics on hand! The other two quilts are beautiful too.
ReplyDeleteYes, large quilts definitely take more time!
DeleteOh my I love this one! It has given me an idea for fabric from my stash, now all I need is time and energy to do it, haha.
ReplyDeleteLove the feeling Missy's quilt has. It evokes a feeling a calm!
ReplyDeleteWow - beautiful stitching on a beautiful quilt. Irish Chain is such an awesome pattern.
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful quilt design! It's so interesting how the chain comes to the front or recedes depending on the color it's made from. Beautiful quilting, too, Nancy!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!! and the Baptist fan is just perfect for it!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful trio of quilts, and so pretty wityh added quilting! There is just something about Irish Chain quilts, they look so good!
ReplyDeleteAll three are beautiful and I am always partial to baptist fan quilting!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful color combination!
ReplyDeleteYour quilting is wonderful and it helps create this calm and serene style. I love the 3 versions of Missy's quilts, with their different look depending on the use of colors! Thank you for sharing your inspiring work and linking up!
ReplyDeleteAgreed, the baptist fan quilting is a perfect choice. Thanks for sharing at TGIFF.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful quilt! Love the pattern and the colors are calming.
ReplyDeleteMissy obviously enjoys the Irish Chain design. That is a lovely collection of fabrics in soft colours. The Baptist Fan quilting works so well on this quilt. All three are a delight.
ReplyDeleteYou and Melissa make awesome quilts. I design my quilts for my bed to be wider than long also. You picked the perfect quilting design for that quilt. It is a stunning quilt.
ReplyDeleteMissy did an awesome job on all three, as did you with your quilting. I really love this last one, which aren't usually my colors, but it is so soothing to me! Thanks for sharing with us at Monday Musings! Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteSuch beauties! I particularly like the first one.
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