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Saturday, June 14, 2014

Raise The Barn Roof High - New Quilt Pattern!


I am so excited to be able to share my newest quilt with you.
 "Raise The Barn Roof High" is a fresh and modern twist 
on the old-fashioned classic "Barn Raising" quilts.


Pretty nifty if I do say so myself!

Wonderfully vibrant colored fabrics from Marcia Derse's "Palette" collection for Windham Fabrics, 
is what I used here, but my head is spinning with other color combinations ideas. 
Oh, and wouldn't it be fun using some great prints?
Of course making a version of it in shot cottons is a must do for me!


I love the fun off-kilter half square triangle blocks, 
and how the improvised-liked grid floats in front of the concentric diamonds. 
This was another joyful quilt to make!


I thought long and hard about the quilting, listening all along to what the quilt wanted...
And it wanted spirals!


So spirals it got, and I think it was spot on a good choice, don't you agree?

But the best news is...


 I actually have made a quilt pattern for this...


So now, anyone who would like to learn how to make this quilt, will be able to do so!

The pattern is fully illustrated and along with the instructions on making the 36" x 36" quilt shown here, I've also provided all the information needed to make this quilt in a 
48" x 48" size as well as a 60" x 60" size, for those of you who like to go bigger!

Hey, I've even provided a coloring sheet in the pattern... 
just print it out and play with color combination ideas!

Pattern is available for immediate download after purchasing and can be found in my shop here:

Hope you all have a great weekend!
xo

14 comments:

  1. Very striking! I especially like the way it looks on the side of your barn. Doesn't look too difficult. Well done!

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  2. Wonderful quilt! So many things to entertain the eye, and all within a very tasteful and striking composition. Brilliant! Great idea to offer the pattern, and to include a coloring sheet. Yea!

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  3. beautiful job... start to finish!

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  4. Fabulous color choices! And the spiral quilting really helps to draw your eye to the center and not detract from the wonderful pattern! Nice job! I love this quilt and I've pinned it to my "Quilty Goodness" board on Pinterest (with proper credit, of course!). Feel free to follow me if you'd like: http://pinterest.com/lipglass/quilty-goodness/

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  5. Love the colours.....what a great pattern!!!

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  6. what a stunning quilt, love the gorgeously bright colors you used.

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  7. Wow! What a wonderful design! And yes, I can image it in any number of colorways. :)

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  8. Прекрасная работа!

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  9. I love everything you create....but this one...well...it's a jaw dropper....LOVE IT!

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  10. Wow! This is wonderful. If only I made quilts....

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  11. This quilt is just plain fun!!!

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  12. LOVE this design! And, of course, I love the color bursting forth. Your creative mind has done it again -- another winner, Victoria. Can't wait to see other color combinations that emerge from your talented brain.

    Diane

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  13. You are all so NICE! As always, I am very grateful for your kind and generous comments. Thank you. xoxo

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  14. I absolutely LOVE your quilt and think it is brilliant!

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