I am so excited today to be participating in the Turnabout Patchwork Blog Hop! This new book was released by Teresa from Sewn Up late last year, and for the next week and a half, we will be celebrating with her!
In Turnabout Patchwork, Teresa uses simple blocks cut and turned different ways to create fun and easy quilts. I enjoyed looking through the book imagining the quilts done up in different color combos from my own stash.
Visit Teresa’s website and Instagram account to see all the fun things she’s up to!
For my project, I chose to do the Arrowhead quilt.
I decided it was time to start using all the indigos and purples I’ve been stashing lately. I love the way these colors blend together, but I needed some contrast for this quilt design as well. For that, I chose this amazing chartreuse from Alison Glass that’s been waiting patiently in my stash for just the right quilt.
The cutting on the accent color was a bit of a tight fit, and I chose not to do the border. If I was doing the quilt again, I might get a little extra of the accent color to be sure I had enough.
Another adaptation I made was to only do 11 rows instead of 12. With my particular set of fabrics, the gradient just blended better that way.
I am so in love with this quilt! The design is really striking and I would love to see it made up lots of different ways. It was a really quick top to finish, so I may be making it again sometime soon.
As for quilting, I’m not 100% sure yet what I want to do. I will probably quilt heavily in the purple and blue areas and leave the green alone so it really stands out. I have a date with the long arm next month, so I have at least a little while to figure it out!
To purchase Turnabout Patchwork, visit Teresa’s Blog by clicking the button below and she will give you all the details for ordering!
And what’s a celebration without a Giveaway?!
Teresa has been gracious enough to allow one of my readers to win an electronic copy of her book AND a PDF pattern of your choice from her shop. Entering is simple: just visit her etsy shop, take a look at all her great patterns, then come back here and leave a comment telling me your favorite.
I’ll be randomly selecting a winner at the end of the Blog Hop. Giveaway is open to everyone over 18. I’ll notify the winner via email, so make sure you’re not a no-reply blogger or leave me your email in the comment in this format: laurelpoppyandpine(at)outlook(dot)com
Good luck!
Last but certainly not least, be sure to stop by each blog in the hop to see all their gorgeous projects and to enter some more fun giveaways!
Blog hop schedule
January 30 – Quarter Snow Ball
Arrowhead
- Jen Shaffer blog: Patterns by Jen
- Lorinda Davis blog: Laurel, Poppy and Pine (that’s me!)
Sweet Bows
- Kate Colleran blog: Seams like a dream
- Sandra Healy blog: Sandra Healy Designs
Tutti-frutti
- Moira de Carvalho blog: Quilt Design Duo
- Lynn Kane blog: Puppy Girl Designs
Sun Dunes
- Sarah Goer blog: Sarah Goer Quilts
- Tammy Silvers blog: Tamarinis
February 1 – Modern Shoofly
Flying Rainbows
- Gretchen Wylegala blog: Snug Harbor Quilts
Flying Butterflies
- Anorina Morris blog: Samelia’s mum
- Raewyn Barge blog: Stitching Farmgirl
Flying Flags
- Tammy Silvers blog: Tamarinis
- Becca Fenstermaker blog: Pretty Piney
Flying Confetti
- Laura Piland blog: Slice of π Quilts
- Sarah Ruiz blog: Saroy
February 2 – Half Square Triangles (HSTs) and squares
Rose Garden Star
- Anne Boundy blog: Said with Love
Swirl
- Joanne Harris blog: Quilts by Joanne
- Sarah Myers blog: The Quilted Diary
Houndstooth
- Becca Fenstermaker blog: Pretty Piney
Diamond Star
- Sarah Vanderburgh blog: Sew Joy Creations
- Sarah Scott blog: Piccolo Studio
February 4 – Striped Fabric Block
Shells
- Gail Sheppard blog: Quilting Gail
- Julie Burton blog: Running Stitch Quilts
Xs and Os
- Linda McLaren blog: The Quilting Biker
- Sarah Scott blog: Piccolo Studio
Jaws
- Cheryl Brown blog: QuilterChic
Arrowhead
- Stephanie Jacobson blog: Steph Jacobson Design
February 6 – Coordinated Strips
Peaks
- Afton Warrick blog: Quilting Mod
Diamond and Crosses
- Linda McLaren blog: The Quilting Biker
- Brandy Pettit blog: Pampered Pettit
Knots and Crosses
- Leanne Parsons blog: Devoted Quilter
- Andy Knowlton blog: A Bright Corner
February 8 – Double Disappearing Nine-Patch
Holiday Trellis
- Sherry Shish blog: Powered by Quilting
Stepping Stones
- Bobbi Bridgeman blog: Snowy Days Quilting
- Anja Clyke blog: anjaquilts
Two for One
- Mania Hatziioannidi blog: Mania for Quilts
Cross
- Sandra Starley blog: Textile Time Travels
- Anjeanette Klinder blog: Anjeanette Klinder
Happy Sewing! ~L
I like win my Heart.
LikeLiked by 1 person
Yes, that one looks cool on a bed!
LikeLike
Beautiful! Love the colors!
LikeLiked by 1 person
Thank you so much!
LikeLike
Your quilt is very pretty! From the stay shop, my favorite is the Whirlwind quilt.
LikeLiked by 1 person
Thank you!
LikeLike
Since Valentin’s day is just around the the corner I choose Strippy Heart.
Joan jodester61(at) aol (dot) com
LikeLiked by 1 person
Good choice!
LikeLike
I make a lot of charity quilts so I go for the simple-to-make patterns – so Night Eyes gets my vote!
LikeLiked by 1 person
I really like the Cog in the Wheel quilt pattern.
LikeLiked by 1 person
Love your quilt! I like the Hexagonal Dream – hexagon sampler pattern the best!
nikilsend(at)outlook(dot)com
LikeLiked by 1 person
Thank you so much!
LikeLike
Lots of fun patterns. Win my heart is my favorite.
LikeLiked by 1 person
Whirl wind looks fun. Thanks
LikeLiked by 1 person
Doesn’t it?!
LikeLike
Quilted Texture pattern is my favorite
LikeLiked by 1 person
I’m partial to the flying rainbow pattern. Love the colors.
LikeLiked by 1 person
I like the Morningstar pattern
LikeLiked by 1 person
Really like the Cogs in a Wheel pattern.
LikeLiked by 1 person
Pretty quilt you have there!
I really like her Four Seasons of the Heart pattern. Thanks to you both for the giveaway!
LikeLiked by 1 person
Thanks, Sheila!
LikeLike
Your quilt is lovely — I’ve never seen that pattern before! Teresa’s Cog in a Wheel pattern is my favorite. Thanks for the chance to win.
LikeLiked by 1 person
Thank you, Judy!
LikeLike
Strippy Heart!
LikeLiked by 1 person
It may be the time of the year, but I love the Strippy Hearts pattern. Hope to win!
LikeLiked by 1 person
I love the way your fabrics flow from one to the next – great selection! As far as patterns, I narrowed it down to Night Eyes 🙂
LikeLiked by 1 person
Thank you, Willow! Night Eyes is a really cool one!!
LikeLike
What a delightful quilt!
I had a hard time choosing between A Cog in the Wheel and Storm at Sea but think I will plump for A Cog in the Wheel.
LikeLiked by 1 person