I’m excited to reveal a quick and easy quilt I made as part of the Scrap Lab challenge in each issue of Quilts and More Magazine, a sister publication of American Patchwork and Quilting.
It’s called Rainbow Zigzags and was created from a bundle of Moda Grunge fat eighths.
Moda Grunge Bundle of F8’s is available from The Precut Store.
In each issue, three designers create three different projects using the exact same fabrics. You can see one of the other projects on the cover – a set of patchwork pillows made by Sheri McConnell. Jeni Baker made the third project, a cute patchwork bag.
Click here to see other projects from the issue. Photo courtesy of Meredith Corp.
I quilted my quilt using one of my new favorite quilting motifs, what I call “jagged stipple.” I think it’s a fun modern alternative to regular stippling and is easier, too!
I quilted each row of zig-zags using a matching thread color from my Piece and Quilt collection of Aurifil thread. It was super easy to do: I stitched in the ditch to anchor quilt each diagonal row, then free-motion quilted one row at a time starting and ending off the quilt so I didn’t have to tie off a single thread!
Click here to get my Aurifil thread collection from The Precut Store.
Here’s a pretty image of all three scrap lab projects as seen in the Spring 2017 issue of Quilts and more. As a bonus, All People Quilt is offering my pattern for free when you register for their newsletter. I think that’s a pretty great deal, don’t you??
Get the Rainbow Zig Zags pattern free. Image Courtesy of Meredith Corp.
I love the bright colors and simple design. Nicely done.
Thank you for such a beautiful and clever quilt pattern.
I love your rainbow quilt. The setting is really fun and bright.
Love Grunge! So pretty in your Rainbow Zigzags!
Lovely.