Pop Rocks

PIECED AND QUILTED BY CHERYL BRICKEY, DESIGNED BY CHERYL BRICKEY

@MEADOWMISTDESIGNS, MEADOWMISTDESIGNS.BLOGSPOT.COM

CUSTOM PHOTOGRAPHY PACKAGE BY US

Cheryl designed this quilt as an entry for the Michael Miller challenge for QuiltCon 2018. "My idea was to create a "pop" with the Our Yard prints on a monochromatic, minimalist black and white quilt." She template pieced the quilt, and added plenty of black negative space to give the blocks some breathing room. 

She straight line quilted it meticulously with white thread. The level of craftsmanship is stunning; every flaw shows with this type of quilting and we didn't see any!

Celtic Crossing

PIECED BY BRITTANY LLOYD

@loandbeholdstitchery, www.loandbeholdstitchery.com

quilted by Knot and Thread Design, custom photography package by us

We're excited to share our first Brand Ambassador quilt! Brittany designed and pieced this sweet baby quilt, Celtic Crossing, as a play on the negative space of a traditional Irish Chain quilt. For this version, she used gray solids, paired with a striking geometric quilting pattern.

"I started with Kona Charcoal on the outer edges, then Kona Steel, Kona Iron and Kona Quicksilver. My background was Kona Snow (as always!). I'm typically not the biggest ombre fan, but I HAD to do it with this quilt and I loved how it turned out!"

This quilt is all about line and form, and beautifully combines soft and strong. Brittany sent this quilt off to Knot and Thread Design for edge-to-edge quilting, and used a whimsical hedgehog print for the backing. 

You can find this pattern for sale in her shop here. 

Starfall

QUILTED BY JOANNE KERTON, www.CANUCKQUILTER.com // PHOTOGRAPHY PACKAGE 1 BY US

Pattern available HERE 

This fun quilt is perfect for the little ones in your life! Joanne offers a pattern for Starfall in baby, throw, and twin sizes. It combines isosceles triangles and traditional 6-pointed stars in a joyful 'falling' pattern. Joanne sewed this version with bright, vibrant florals alongside a cream background fabric. She quilted it with a combination of straight lines and diagonals, switching whimsically between the two.