New Quilt Pattern – LatticeWork

Happy Turkey Day!! I’m so thankful to you, dear blog reader for your support you’ve given me over the years. I started this blog on Thanksgiving Day back in 2010 and little did I know that it would lead to what I’m doing today – a full time career in the quilting industry.

LatticeWork Quilt Made from Abstract Garden

LatticeWork Quilt – Throw Size

On this day of thanks, I’m so happy to be sharing more fun and inspiring projects with you! Take a look at LatticeWork, the 4th and final quilt pattern I’ve released to go along with my Abstract Garden fabric line (which starts shipping to stores in December).

Abstract Garden Quilt Patterns

If you missed the previous 3 quilts I shared this week, click the links below to check them out:
Click here for Pieced Primrose (Monday blog post)
Click here for Geese in the Garden (Tuesday blog post)
Click here for Blooming Wallflowers (Wednesday blog post)

LatticeWork Pattern Details

LatticeWork comes in 3 sizes and is made from Charm Packs (5″) or 10″ squares. You can also make it from a bundle of fat quarters with coordinating light and dark fabric. For the Throw Size, I’ve used 4 charm packs of Abstract Garden, but it would look fabulous in Modern Marks charms or Fandangle charms, too. Or you could mix and match them for even more variety!

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As with all of my patterns, I’ve included machine quilting suggestions so you can get ‘er done!! For LatticeWork, I quilted one of my favorite walking-foot designs: an allover wavy grid that requires absolutely NO marking of the quilt!

You basically divide and conquer the quilt into a grid: quilt lines in the center of each lattice strip in both directions. Then fill in with more and more lines until you are happy with the line spacing.

Latticework quilting detail

Wavy Grid quilting detail – it’s so easy to do!

If you look closely at the orange “Trellis” print above (the one near the purple, blue and orange spirals) you will see that it roughly mimics the irregular plaid design of the quilting. I love it when I can incorporate my fave quilting motifs into my fabrics!

I chose a tone-on-tone black for the lattice and paired up the bright colorful prints with the light gray Confetti Crosshatch print from my Fandangle collection. The best news is that I just got in more yardage of both of the Fandangle Grays so click here to grab some before it sells out out again!

LatticeWork Detail

I love bold, bright color – don’t you?

LatticeWork Quilt Stats

Size: 74″ x 82″ (Throw)
Completed: October, 2018
Machine used: BERNINA 770QE
Fabric used: Abstract Garden and Fandangle by Christa Watson
with Colorweave from Benartex Contempo Studio
Batting used: Hobbs Tuscany Cotton/Wool
Thread used: Aurifil 50 weight cotton Variegated collection by Christa Watson
Quilting Motifs: irregular wavy plaid, walking foot (dual feed) quilting