Welcome to the Feather Quilt portion of the Alison Glass Blog Tour! Today I want to show you a project I made using Alison’s fabulous new Feathers Quilt pattern, the brainchild of Alison and Nydia (The ADD Crafter). The pattern is so, so awesome. Its a paper piecing pattern, which if you are anything like...
I’m happy to announce our winner of 2.5 yards of one of these great feather prints, plus one of the embroidery patterns! Congratulations, Karrie! I have emailed you to see what your choices are! And to everyone else, you still have many chances to win! You can enter the mega giveaway by clicking on this...
Looks like I’m the first stop on the Alison Glass blog tour! I’m feeling pretty special. Really, though, I’m so excited you have stopped by because I cannot wait to show off Alison’s latest fabric!!! Alison is an incredible woman! Seriously. She is so passionate about her work, and such a sweet person. I could...
I love your skirt! It’s great to showcase a lovely fabric like that with a simple pattern, and I’m sure you’ll get so much wear out it too. If I won the fabric I’d also make a simple skirt, I think one with shirring though to accomodate my ever expanding baby bump! Thanks for the give-away.ReplyCancel
I am new to quilting and am trying to build up my stash. A very generous prize such as this would help me out a great deal in giving me some color and quality in my quilting. I would also have to use some of it to make one of those darling skirts for my daughter, as she fell in love with it when she saw it! Thank you for running this contest!ReplyCancel
I’m so glad you are on this tour so I could find your blog. I just love your daughter’s bedroom makeover and will follow along to see what else you have cooking! These prints are divine…with 2 yds I could make a Staple dress (possibly for my daughter), or a Roman blind for my sewing room window that is letting too much sunlight in (I’m worried about fading my stash). Great job on your skirt!ReplyCancel
I have been one busy lady these past few weeks! I made a quilt top for Alison Glass, for an upcoming pattern. I’ll keep you posted on that! Also, I’ve been working on a major room redo for Layla. That has kept me crazy for the most part. But more excited crazy than crazy crazy....
I promise I haven’t been totally useless this week, even though my blog would certainly suggest such. I’m working on several projects that are not yet presentable, but I’m hoping to show you next week! I did pop in to show off these coaster sets I made. They were made using some of my favorite...
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I love the pattern & would eventually make the whole quilt, but I’d probably start out with a table topper. Thanks for the chance to win.
I’d love to make a tote for me!
I would LOVE to make this quilt!
SUCH a beautiful quilt!! I would LOVE to try my hand at making a quilt as well.. I won’t look as beautiful as yours but I would love to try!
I would definitely make the quilt – just love this pattern.
Oooh…I have a messenger bag pattern that would look great with this feather quilt.
Oooooh I would love to make the quilt! It’s fabulous. Thank you
I’d start with a bag – just won a couple of yards of legacy from Angela Waters, and It’s look fab!
I’ve never paper pieced, but I wouldn’t mind starting with that pattern! Cute pot holders! Love all her fabrics!
I think I would use the pattern on a pillow or purse and then a quilt. It’s beautiful!
I love the pot holders you made and since I need practice with piecing and quilting, I’d start with these. Thanks for the give away!
i’d try a pillow first, but the full quilt pattern is so lovely! the potholders rock!!
I think I’d want to make the quilt, but not sure if that would be too much paper piecing, so perhaps a cushion or two
I think I would take one of the rows and make a table runner. Thanks for the give away!
Love your potholders! I tried the triple layer deal like you once and found it difficult to quilt. I think one insulbrite and one warm and natural is sufficient. Would love to be a winner :)
I think I would start off small like you did and make potholders and a matching linen tea towel with feathers down the middle. I really like the quilt too!
I would make a handbag for sure. Your potholders turned out so cute, but I know what you mean about quilting when it is so darn thick, impossible to keep those straight lines perfect!
I’m just getting into quilting so I would use the pattern for a quilt! I’d love to learn paper-piecing!
Ooh I’d make a GIANT quilt for myself! I love this pattern, and I love the fabrics you used! Awesome :)
I think it would look great as a tote or wall hanging.
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I would love to make this quilt for myself!
I love it! I’d love to make a quilt but realistically I think a tote bag!!
I have been looking for a quilt to make for my bed for about six months now, but none have grabbed me quite like this one! I would make a queen size quilt with one OVERSIZED arrow on the back and a few throw pillows like the ones pictures on Alison Glass’s site. Thank you for the chance to win! Your blog and others like it make my desk job a lot more fun during lunch breaks! :)
I love this pattern! Thank you for the chance to win it. I don’t think I would make the whole quilt, but never say never. I would definitely be using it in smaller proportions for pillows, purses and maybe clothing embellishment.
Wow er, I just realized I’m dating somebody who does archery, and for some reason I didnt even think I could somehow translate the fabric into something for him with the pattern (feeling silly) I’m making him a pillow with Moda’s Lush Uptown Deer in the woods paint by number fabric, and I think there will have to be a quill on the back!
The quilt would be fabulous, but I’m thinking that my living room couch pillows need an update!
What a quickie way to love the pattern and try it, too!
Think I might try it out in a Mug Rug.
really lovely pattern, i’d make a wall hanging, it’s a great pattern for showing off your favorite colors
Cute pot holders! I am shy about using blue, but you pulled it off very well! I would love to make the quilt.
I’d love to make the quilt, but I can see myself using the pattern to make a tote bag and zipper pouches.
I’m not a quilter, but this quilt actually inspires me to make one. I love the retro meets modern feel of the pattern, which I can picture in tons of cute quilting prints I’ve seen lately! (Love your lace dress post, too, btw)
I would make a quilt :)
I think it would make a great tote or pillow.
Sure would like to win the pattern! Thanks for sharing!
I like your potholders. I would like to make a couple too and a tablerunner to match. Thanks for the chance.
I would like to make the quilt. Thanks for the chance.
I would make a table runner
I would first make a zip pouch like the one on the blog tour, the pattern really goes with hand stitching.
OMG I love this pattern! I would first make a tote bag as a girl for my my sisters upcoming birthday! I’m sure I would make a quilt once I get some of my other ongoing projects finished.
Thank you for the chance to win!!
*Jessica
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I would absolutely make this quilt!!! I love it, and it would be my first attempt at paper piecing…. perfect!
Such a beautiful pattern! I would love to make a quilt using it!
How is it I just now found your blog and Alison Glass?? What an inspiring day–thank you! I would dive right into the quilt, love it!
I want to make a tote with this pattern.
I would love to make the quilt. I would use Alisons fabric too. Just love her designs.
I would definitely make the quilt!
I actually love paper piecing and want to make the whole quilt! :)
A quilt just like that one!!!!
i would love to make the quilt! gorgeous!
Love the fabrics and pattern! I would make the quilt using those gorgeous prints :)
I love the feathers pattern and would love to make one!