Welcome to the fifth day of the Modern Plus Sign Quilts book hop! Today, we will be sharing Row Addition and Transparency Chains as well as hosting a giveaway of two charm packs.
Row Addition was one of the first designs and Paige and I came up with when we were brainstorming quilt patterns for the book. It is the prefect design for a quick baby quilt sized finish and the design can look so different using different prints and colors.
The Cotton Supreme fabrics came from RJR Fabrics, the batting was Warm & White, and Aurifil threads were used for the piecing and quilting.
Myra @ Busy Hands Quilts
Izzy @ Dizzy Quilts
Transparency Chains came together as a marriage of the plus sign design and a traditional Irish Chain design. I quilted this quilt on the Bernina sit down longarm machine at my local Bernina shop, Bernina..We're in Stitches with a large allover paisley swirl design.
The fabrics came from Cloud 9 fabrics, the batting was Warm & White, and Aurifil threads were used for the piecing and quilting.
Ruth and Christa used the Transparency Chains pattern to make some new quilts and items, please check out their versions...
Christa @ Christa Quilts
Today's giveaway is for two (2) charm packs of Folk Art Revolution by Kathy Doughty for FreeSpirit.
To enter, simply use the rafflecopter: (if you are reading this post via e-mail, you may need to click over to the blog for the rafflecopter box to appear below). Giveaway runs from March 16th through 8 pm EST March 23rd and is open worldwide.
To enter, simply use the rafflecopter: (if you are reading this post via e-mail, you may need to click over to the blog for the rafflecopter box to appear below). Giveaway runs from March 16th through 8 pm EST March 23rd and is open worldwide.
The rafflecopter giveaway is the same on my and Paige's blog, so there is no need to enter on both blogs.
a Rafflecopter giveaway
If you are enjoying seeing the variations of the quilts in the book and are inspired to make one of your own, you can purchase a Modern Plus Sign Quilts book (amazon links are affiliate):
Giveaway now over, congrats Jan A.!
a Rafflecopter giveaway
If you are enjoying seeing the variations of the quilts in the book and are inspired to make one of your own, you can purchase a Modern Plus Sign Quilts book (amazon links are affiliate):
What a great quilt. I see a blue one with a yellow center in my future.
ReplyDeleteI love Row Addition! So far my favorite.
ReplyDeleteTransparency chins looks like a great pattern to add to my make list.
ReplyDeleteBoth quilts look great, but my favorite of these two is the Transparency Chains. I'll be happy to get caught up on a few UFOs, so I can make a pattern or two from this book.
ReplyDeleteSo far ,the quilts shown in this book look great and easy to do. That is a plus for me
ReplyDeleteBoth quilts are stunning but Transparency chins is my best favorite.
ReplyDeleteYou must be so pleased! Everyone is doing such a good job and you can tell how much they admire your book.
ReplyDeleteIt as been amazing to see everyone’s quilts this week. I look forward to next week!
ReplyDeleteLove Irish Chains and your addition is perfect. Thanks for this whole hop; it's been very inspiring.
ReplyDeleteTwo more great quilts Cheryl, it’s been a wonderful week, can’t wait to see more.
ReplyDeleteFantastic quilts again. I love all the samples and see that there are some easier quilts in this book for quick finishes. Thank you again for a great blog hop.
ReplyDeleteMore pretty quilts. I so want to make a Row Addition. Thank you for the chances at all of the giveaways as well.
ReplyDeleteHi Cheryl: I love the Row addition quilt and I almost made one as soon as I got my copy of the book.....but I resisted....for now.
ReplyDeleteAll the creativity shared during this hop is a huge addition to the quilt world, thanks.
ReplyDeleteI love this quilt! Row Addition reminds me of the colors in original LifeSavers.
ReplyDeleteAnother great day! Love all the inspiration and beautiful quilts. Thanks for all your hard work!
ReplyDeleteI really love your Transparency Chains quilt! I can definitely see myself making this quilt. Could you tell me what size it is? Thanks.
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