This is a downloadable PDF Pattern. Fabric, supplies and tools are not included.
Relax and let go of precise measurements and matched points. Portals will help you explore the art of improv quilting as you play with color combinations and create a non-traditional take on a log cabin block.
Fabric amounts and finished size of quilt are an estimate. The technique is flexible and no two makers will create exactly the same quilt. The cover quilt finished at 45" x 51".
This pattern is perfect for the adventurous beginner.
Fat quarters should be a gradation of analogous colors. Analogous colors are those that appear next to each other on the color wheel. (Pattern includes a color wheel if you need help choosing fabrics.)
Try to choose a selection with a wide range of value - from very light to very dark.
The cover quilt uses white, yellow, orange, 2 shades of red, 2 shades of burgundy and black.
The acid green “color pop” border creates a vibrant contrast with the other fabrics.
This is a downloadable PDF Pattern. Fabric, supplies and tools are not included.
Relax and let go of precise measurements and matched points. Portals will help you explore the art of improv quilting as you play with color combinations and create a non-traditional take on a log cabin block.
Fabric amounts and finished size of quilt are an estimate. The technique is flexible and no two makers will create exactly the same quilt. The cover quilt finished at 45" x 51".
This pattern is perfect for the adventurous beginner.
Fat quarters should be a gradation of analogous colors. Analogous colors are those that appear next to each other on the color wheel. (Pattern includes a color wheel if you need help choosing fabrics.)
Try to choose a selection with a wide range of value - from very light to very dark.
The cover quilt uses white, yellow, orange, 2 shades of red, 2 shades of burgundy and black.
The acid green “color pop” border creates a vibrant contrast with the other fabrics.
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