The testers follow the pattern word for word to be sure all the instructions work, are clear, and all the measurements are correct.
I went one step further. Not only did I make a quilt while I was writing the pattern, I made a second quilt with the finished pattern. By following the finished pattern myself, I am able to insure you are getting an easy-to-follow great pattern, without errors.
For the first quilt I used a Vintage Picnic Charm Pack by Bonnie and Camille for the blocks, white yardage for the background, and Vintage Picnic prints for the border and binding.
For the second quilt I used a Lulu Lane Charm Pack for the blocks, white yardage for the background and borders, and a print from Sundrops for the binding. Both collections are by Corey Yoder of Coriander Quilts.
As you can see, I added a printed border on my first version on the left.
When I saw the quilt (below) made by Lindsey, one of the testers, I loved the way her version looked with a white border. I changed the pattern and gave directions for the white border. It can still easily be a printed border if that's what you prefer.
I give several different options for fabric in the pattern so you can use what you have, and what you like.
tested quilt by Lindsey of Pen and Paper Patterns
Lindsey used scraps for her blocks and white yardage.
Lindsey used scraps for her blocks and white yardage.
Several talented quilters tested the pattern. It's always fun to get updates while the pattern is being tested. I'll be showing peeks at the progress photos so check my blog again soon!
I'll also be posting tips and tricks for easy pattern construction. You won't want to miss it!
The collections mentioned in this blog post
are available in my shop at the time of this posting.
Vintage Picnic
Lulu Lane
Sundrops
and more!
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