I love color, I don't think that should surprise anyone who's read more than a post of two of my blog. That's why I got super excited about working with V & Co's amazing Simply Color collection for Moda for the latest issue of Quiltmaker magazine. I worked up a fun twist on a snowball block for the magazine, found in the January/February issue of Quiltmaker, available online at Fat Quarter Shop and other retailers, and shipping to stores as I type.
This quilt is a block-based quilt, with a block that is centered around a classic snowball block. Using some simple squares placed methodically, a connection is created throughout the blocks. An additional connection is made by the way I staggered the blocks by color.And I just love the hexagons that are created where the blocks meet!
For those of you who have emailed me this weekend about a kit for this quilt, I'm happy to say that Brenda at Pink Castle Fabrics is working on one as we speak, and as soon as it's available for sale, I will post about it and share a link.
name: Color My World
size: 68" x 88"
pattern: Color My World, by yours truly, available in the Jan/Feb 2013 issue of Quiltmaker
fabrics: Various prints from Simply Color by V & Co for Moda Fabrics and coordinating Bella solids
quilting: Echo and concentric square free-motion quilting in Aurifil 50 wt thread (color #2024), done by yours truly
binding: Gray ikat diamonds print from Simply Color by V & Co for Moda Fabrics
Have a great Monday everyone!
Truly stunning!! This is one of my favouritest lines this year and you've used it so beautifully!
ReplyDeleteLove it Elizabeth!
ReplyDeleteI love it! It reminds me of fancy tiles from a European or Middle Eastern country. I also love colour!
ReplyDeleteI'm a nut about color too! Great quilt!
ReplyDeleteI love the pattern and how colorful it is! The back is amazing too. This one is going on my bucket list
ReplyDeleteThis is so so awesome Elizabeth! Love that fabric line and this is just perfect! Your right, the back is almost as fabulous as the front is!!
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful! Congrats on another wonderful pattern!
ReplyDeleteBut where can we buy your pattern?
ReplyDeleteI love your quilt, just wonderful!!!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! Love love love the back - those ombre prints have so many possibilities.
ReplyDeleteLovely quilt.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful, Elizabeth! Great fabrics and your pattern is fantastic! It's really enjoy to watch because it creates many kind of shapes! x Teje
ReplyDeleteBeyond fantastic. I love it, Elizabeth!
ReplyDeleteYou've done it again. I love it, Elizabeth! You have a way with color, my friend. The back is totally, totally rad.
ReplyDeleteThat is gorgeous, Elozabeth - well done and congratulations.
ReplyDeleteGor-geous!!
ReplyDeleteElizabeth - amazing as usual. I'm a fan and have let you know it many times.
ReplyDeleteYou've done it again Elizabeth! Beautiful quilt and love the fabric you chose!
ReplyDeleteI love this quilt. I am going to town today to look for the magazine. I love the colors and the design. I am always blown away by the talents of the people I have met in blogland. Thank you so much for sharing your awesome abilities with me.
ReplyDeleteIt's really an incredible quilt, Elizabeth. I keep staring at the photo and finding new things to love! I really like how the light blues make a diagonal across the front. And, I agree, the back is really fab!
ReplyDeleteAt our weekly Barnes & Noble "date" yesterday, I saw your quilt in the magazine and nearly squealed! Definitely a standout and one I want to make. Congrats!! Now I just need to start saving up for the kit!! HugsXX
ReplyDeleteVery cool, and love the ombre effect on the back :o)
ReplyDeleteit's so pretty! Congratulations!! :)
ReplyDeleteYour killing me girl, I love it. I still have to get my get on the Sea of Stars........ I have all my fabric now, got the last bit yesterday, but xmas now..
ReplyDeleteso SO pretty elizabeth!!!
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