Light quilt

Very soft, this piece has feed sacks depicting a goose on the back. A beautiful quilt and now available from Monarch Landing Quilts!

More about the Linens & Bedding as seen in Creator Studios interiors and their creators on Wescover. Inspired by porcelain tiles and refracting rays of light, this 100% organic cotton & bamboo quilt design will update your space with it’s bright color and modern aesthetic. Coordinating solid pillow shams & other colors also available. Handmade in Portland, Oregon. Made to order - please allow 4-6 weeks to shi… Explore Unique and Original Textiles and Linens & Bedding around Portland on…

This kit includes fabric to complete the Checkered Starlight quilt top. Each fabric will come labeled for easy pattern association. Fabric Brands include: Robert Kaufman Kona Cottons *Pattern sold separately by In The Light Quilts

Alison - In the Light Quilts on Instagram: "Thank you for such a wonderful Checkered Starlight Quilt release! I appreciate every like, share, purchase, etc 💕 Make sure to take advantage of my release weekend discount of 20% off my entire shop by midnight tonight! Also check out all the beautiful kits that are available from several shops! I saved them in my highlights 🤗 Checkered Starlight Quilt is on @quilt_ink so you can color your own version! Be sure to share it in the QuiltInk…

This light and bright scrappy string quilt from Emily Dennis of quiltylove.com is amazing!! This is the perfect way to use up fabric scraps!

This adorable baby quilt measures 40 x 54 inches and is made lovingly from 100% cotton fabric, batting and thread. I used adorable prints in pinks and corals with other harmonious colors for the patchwork pattern in the top, and arranged them light to dark to promote contrast. Each print is cuter than the last! I added a backing and border in colors and prints that complement those in the quilt top. The result is a cheery pattern that will please any happy baby. This quilt can be used for…

Waves Illusion is my make for this year’s #PantoneQuiltChallenge2024! This mini quilt is based on recent paintings by @morgan_echols, which are in turn based on optical illusions by psychology professor Akiyoshi Kitaoka. The wave motion illusion shows up strongly on the screen and in Morgan’s two-dimensional paintings, so of course I wondered if the effect could be replicated as a quilt. The answer? Yes…but seeing the illusion in three-dimensional, not perfectly flat fabric is *very…

Welcome! Pour yourself a nice hot cup of coffee or tea, grab a slice of blueberry pound cake, and have a seat. This morning we’ll be chatting with Alicia Paulson of Posie Gets Cozy. This is the first in what I hope will be a weekly-ish series. We’ll sit down with some of my favorite […]