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V and Co: 2 new patterns

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 well, i finally get to introduce to you my newest pattern: Barn Dance Quilt.

there’s a story behind this quilt and the inspiration that went to create it.

now that we live in iowa, i get to see a lot of barns on our trips to places. and on our trips i get to see a lot of barns that have quilt blocks on the side of them. the story behind the quilt block on barns usually represent something about the family or what they do.

i kind of love the whole idea of having a quilt block on the side of my house to represent our crazy…but i don’t have a barn of my own nor do i really think i’ll get one soon, so i guess maybe i’ll just keep looking at all the pretty blocks on other peoples barns.

anywho.

i started thinking of barns and then that led to barn dances…yeah i know leaping all over the place.

 and i thought of how in dances usually everyone is a wall flower or kind of shy to start dancing till the first few couples get out on the dance floor. as the first blocks fall into place then the rest of the people or blocks come and fall into place on the dance floor.

if you look at the quilt you can see where the “dance” has been happening for a while, and where the “dance” has just started to get on its way.

this quilt was created and pieced by me.

quilted by angela walters.

and the fabric line used was simply color by V and Co.

finished quilt shown measures:

69″ x 75″

this pattern also includes the baby version:

and the baby barn dance size is 42″ by 42″

this quilt was created and pieced by me

quilted by Felicia Graves.

and the fabric line used was Simply Color by V and Co.

you can purchase this barn dance throw and baby quilt PDF pattern here.

second pattern i have new now is the go anywhere bag.


this bag is a great hands free bag and a great size. finished this bag measures: 11 1/2″ x 13″ and has a liner with pockets. the pattern includes the petal template and has diagramed and written instructions

the fabric for the liner and flowers is Simply Color by V and Co.

you can buy the PDF pattern here

and ahem i should mention that these projects were made on the 780 series sewing machine for bernina. cause you know bernina’s rock. 🙂

okay so that’s it for me now. i have to get my pie making going on over here before i put my hands in the turkey’s butt to stuff it for thanksgiving!

we’ll talk soon!!!