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I named this quilt pattern "Kaboom" because the colors, flowers and stripes explode all over the quilt. The fabric I chose was from Alexander Henry's "Fulham Road" line, but the most exciting modern designers all carry exploding fabric patterns with complementary stripes. This pattern maximizes the impact of the beautiful prints while at the same time elegantly economizes the time and effort needed to achieve the amazing results. In other words, a beginner quilter can make this quilt in a day.
"Kaboom" is a quilt as you go project. That means that you assemble all the quilt layers in sections, quilt each section and then sew the sections together. The entire quilt is finished in about the same amount of time it takes just to make a traditional quilt top. To make it even faster and give a frilly edge to the quilt, there is no binding, just a clipped edge.
To give added texture to the quilt, the seams are sewn inside out and clipped to give a chenille style edge to the inside seams. The seams are designed to fray to the stitches, giving a relaxed, unaffected look to the quilt.
Every step in this quilt was planned to create the most beautiful quilt possible in the most efficient way possible.
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hello and welcome to Maryland Quilter. I am a quilter designer and maker. I am a third generation quilter, still using my grandmother's tie quilt. Designing is a passion of mine; I have new ideas swirling around in my thoughts all day long. I have a shop at Etsy.com where I sell patterns and the quilts designed from them. Here is the link if you want to come by and ...
hello and welcome to Maryland Quilter. I am a quilter designer and maker. I am a third generation quilter, still using my grandmother's tie quilt. Designing is a passion of mine; I have new ideas swirling around in my thoughts all day long. I have a shop at Etsy.com where I sell patterns and the quilts designed from them. Here is the link if you want to come by and visit:
http://www.etsy.com/shop/marylandquilter?ref=si_shop
I also have a blog where you can find pictures of the projects and designs and some of the thought behind the patterns. Here is the address, I would love to share with you:
http://marylandquilter.com/
Thanks for your interest!
Jamie
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