Guess what…  The August 2011 Quilter’s World is almost out!  I received my copy yesterday.  I’m so pleased to share my Pathways quilt with you.  It is a big ole QUEEN size quilt.  You’ll have to check it out.  It is quick to make, modern to look at and fun to showcase any machine quilting designs/motifs.

((The text in the photos have been blurred out on purpose.  You’ve really GOT to see this magazine in person!))

Speaking of quilting designs- the actual design stitched into this quilt was done by Colleen Eskridge.  Yep, she’s my mother-in-law.  She does excellent work on her long arm.

I love how the quilt is photographed “in use” and also in a large flat image- so you can see the project a couple different ways before you dive in.  The quilt showcases a group of focus prints- in this case, Anna Maria Horner’s Innocent Crush for Free Spirit.  There is a second colorway also printed in the magazine.  The second colorway features Art Gallery Fabrics and some their really delicious pinks!  Completely different look- right?  And can I just say, if you are all about fussy cutting or novelty prints, this quilt would be a great way for your “I Spy” quilts to peek out at you.

You’ll have to pick up a copy of Quilter’s World, when it hits the stands, to see how easy it is to put these curves together and make the quilt rock and roll.

One Response to “Pathways in Quilter’s World Aug 2011”

1. Connie says:

   July 24, 2011 at 2:02 pm

   Just found your blog and was quite surprised to find out this is your quilt. I just bought the magazine last week. Congrats on a beautiful quilt!

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