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Lime Twist was my first quilt that made it to the cover of a magazine! It was featured on the Easy Quilts issue in Summer 2014. I now teach this quilt as a workshop and sell the pattern in my shop
Recently, I decided to sew the class sample blocks that I had made into a smaller version. It went together so quickly that I finished it in one day, binding and all!
This is a quilt I could make over and over. I would love to make one with a cheddar sashing. I would also like to use this pattern for a Quilt of Valor. It would be nice in reds and blues with a gold sashing, don't you think?
Do you have an easy pattern that you like to make over and over? Leave a comment below and I'll draw a winner on the 14th. I will send the lucky winner this pattern and some other fun little surprises. How does that sound?
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Enjoy every stitch!
Diane
Every quilter needs a go to pattern--this one is yours.
ReplyDeleteI tend to go to a simple nine patch, I can adjust the size and it makes it a different quilt. I love your pattern!!
ReplyDeleteLog cabin is my go-to pattern!
ReplyDeleteI have a baby quilt design that I've used multiple times, but other than that, I haven't repeated a pattern. There's just too many to try!
ReplyDeleteAnything with a four-patch or nine-patch that can be done by leaders and enders!
ReplyDeleteI love trying new patterns, so try not to repeat many. This pattern looks fantastic. I love it in both colorways. I think that I could probably make this one more than once. Thanks. Diane O..... Just found your blog recently and love it.
ReplyDeleteI don't know if I have a favourite but I adore quilts with stars or nine-patch..a cheddar smashing will be awesome ! ;)
ReplyDeleteAs a relative newbie to quilting, I have not repeated any patterns YET. I would love to try this one.
ReplyDeleteThere are some quilts I would like to do again, but there are so many other quilts I haven't made yet! There is only so much time. I do love your Lime Twist quilt and it looks so different in black and white. I love to see quilts in different colorways. Would love to win the pattern. Thanks for the opportunity. chocolatewiskers@aol.com
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is Stack N Whack. I've made several and plan many more.
ReplyDeleteBonnie Hunters Bricks and Stepping Stones is my go to pattern . I made it quite a few times and love it every time.
ReplyDeleteI see making this quilt in my near future. Log cabin quilts are probably my favorite, but I'm fickle :-) I like so many different quilt patterns.
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I'm with you!! String quilts make my heart sing and I feel so accomplished with all the variety Besides, my string buckets decrease and it fun to fill them back up again. It is my go to pattern when test sewing for a vintage sewing machine that is all cleaned up and ready to sew again. Thank for the chance to win. Hugs, Allison C. Bayer, Plano, TX USA allon0711@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteI really like any type of improv scrappy quilt bock! I've de several and turned them into tote bags, lap quits, pot holders, sewing machine covers and mug rugs. They are mindless sewing for me and so enjoyable. Your quilt looks like a perfect design for me...it's lovely?
ReplyDeleteLike you I love making string quilts, never bored with this!
ReplyDeleteYour pattern makes beautiful quilts, no matter the colors! I'm just a novice quilter so I haven't repeated any quilt design yet but my Irish chain was so much fun I was itching to start another right away!
ReplyDeleteI love this pattern! I do not have a go-to pattern as you describe but this just might be it!
ReplyDeleteI have just finished 4 tumbler quilts in a row!! I can't wait to try this pattern.
ReplyDeleteI've made several string quilts but different patterns. Perhaps this one will become my favorite! Thanks for offering the pattern as a giveaway.
ReplyDelete--Nancy. (ndmessier @ aol.com, joyforgrace.blogspot.com)
Nine patches are my go to block...the finished project changes with my mood and what is needed. Love your pattern, thanks for chance at your giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI have made Bonnie Hunters Blooming Pineapple pattern SO many times, and it still continues to work. Great way to use up a color with a neutral and its' graphic.
ReplyDeleteMy go to pattern is a scrappy nine patch set with quarter square triangle blocks. It makes a secondary star patten around the nine patches. I've made two for charity quilts and a smaller for a baby quilt.
ReplyDeleteI have made several tumbler quilts. Except for the cutting, this quilt is quick and easy. Thanks for the chance to win your pattern. I have made several string quilts, but none like your setting.
ReplyDeleteGreat pattern, I love it!! I've made one string quilt and it was a birthday gift for my aunt who turned 80!! She loved it!! Thanks for the chance!!
ReplyDeleteI have made several Tumbler quilts too..but I have made more HST quilts (so far..lol)..they are so versatile! :) LOVE your Lime Twist quilt!! Gorgeous!! & it is so different in the black & white version! Wow! Stunning!
ReplyDeleteThank you for chance to win your Give-a-way too! :)
I have made a lot of quilt, but don't really have a go-to pattern that I've made several times. Your pattern looks like a great one that could be used many times and always have a different look depending on the fabrics used. Thanks for the opportunity to win a copy.
ReplyDeleteI think I make the 3 Dudes Quilt a lot. Easy and stunning results. Also split 9 patches. Jmikebalou (at) aol dot com
ReplyDeleteI think Lime Twist would make a great Quilt of Valor! I used the pattern from a You tube video called Garden Trellis Quilt Tutorial by Maxie makes to make three Quilts of Valor in less than one month for my family members that served in the military. I made them bigger than the tutorial and changed the large print but kept the same red/white and blue for each quilt. They looked so different and everyone loved them!
ReplyDeleteI like disapearing 9-patch. Good in lots of sizes.
ReplyDeleteI make a lot of hexagons doing thread based EPP. It's an easy travel project and I can sew while sitting with my husband in the evening. Thanks for your giveaway opportunity. Love your blog!
ReplyDeleteI love this quilt! I'm newish to quilting so I don't have a "go-to" yet. However I did really enjoy making a basic striped baby quilt- so fast and easy!
ReplyDeleteI just start sewing my 2.5 in squares together, usually end up with some kind of nine-patch with sashing. This pattern looks really fun and a great way to use up scraps, which I enjoy! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI think your idea for a QoV in this pattern would be beautiful! I also love the scrappy log cabin on your blog background. Something like it is definitely on my to-do list!
ReplyDeleteLove the lime twist, scrappy log cabin is my go to quilt, no pattern required. Thnx for the giveaway
ReplyDeleteI don't usually make a pattern over and over, since I like variety, and there are so many beautiful patterns I like to make, but I have learned the advantages of making a tried and true quilt, and some patterns are so versatile and look so different with different fabrics.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a fun design to make more than once... particularly to use up scraps! I haven't ever made any quilt pattern more than once, though the one I'm currently stitching up is from Easy Quilts magazine... and because it is easy... it's sooooo relaxing to sit and stitch on!
ReplyDeleteI'm in the season of life with young kids where I'm not sewing as much as I like. I'm also very much learning and like to do a different type of project every time I sew...to learn new skills.
ReplyDeleteI do a strip quilt pattern that I can turn into a chevron or rail or plus sign design. I love versatile squares that can be made quickly. Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteI love this pattern! I really enjoy using many fabrics, so this really catches my eye. I do not have a favorite pattern that I do over and over because I get pretty bored with it after I'm done with the first one. Mine although are all scrappy. thank you for the chance of owning this great pattern.
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Log cabin seems to be my fallback pattern. So many possibilities and variations. Thanks for the opportunity to enter the giveaway. (shirparks@gmail.com)
ReplyDeleteDisappearing Nine-Patch is fun and easy...
ReplyDeleteI pretty much try for a different look every time so I dint have a one I turned to. I have been wanting to try a design like this. It could open up many more options I imagine.
ReplyDeleteI love scrappies so I usually make a different pattern every time. BUT I did a mini class where we made one of Jaybirds hexi quilts and I made 2 mini and making my 3 rd as a large lap quilt.
ReplyDeleteA quilt that can have a theme or just use every scrap I can gather. What could be better. I just discovered your site, and I love it.
ReplyDeleteI would love to make another quilt by the same pattern, but the problem is that I never finished the first quilt:)
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