The quilt was taught as a class locally and I’ve quilted a number of them. I really love the playfulness of the pattern.
On this top I did the Curley Bubbles Pantograph just on the inside portion of the quilt. I’m not sure if you can see it but there is a flange between the body of the quilt and the borders. The flange dictates that doing an all over design won’t work because it would nail down the flange. So, I kept the pantograph just in the body of the quilt.
The inner border was done with a flowing freehand feather that travels nicely and is quite fun to stitch.
The outer border is a posie design that is super hard to see but, trust me, it is there! 🙂
It is a cute, dramatic quilt that looks like it was pretty simple to construct. Cute and easy- can’t ask for much more than that, eh?
I’m Angela- Co-host of the Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting PBS show. APQS Long arm Dealer and Educator. Triplet Momma.Designer. Thread Bimbo.
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I realize this may be a jelly roll, but do you know what pattern this is? It would be a great scrap buster.
Jocelyn, I’m pretty sure it is called Merry Go Round. You are right, it would be a great stash buster quilt.
What pattern is the quilt made from. I love this! Beautiful!
Barb, I wish I knew. I was told the pattern was called Merry Go Round but I don’t know where my customer got the pattern. Happy Quilting!
Pretty and fun quilt with perfecting quilting motifs for this one.
Thanks!