In my earlier post I have shared the finished Cross Tile Quilt – pattern by Emily of Quilty Love. I was so happy with the result that I wanted to make another one. This is Cross Tile Quilt Variation :
I did not want to piece a new quilt exactly the same, but it should be very similar and matching. So I decided to swap the cross in the block center for a simple log cabin-like square feature. The fabrics used and the block outline are the same as in the original quilt, but the “block inside” is different.
I have also added only a square to the sashing – instead of a cross in the original pattern :
Matching quilts mean matching quilting – straight lines (mostly) one inch apart using the walking foot :
Matching quilts mean matching backing – used the same fabrics for both quilts (luckily bought enough material during my last visit in Prague) :
and the same fabrics for binding of both quilts – Kona solid in silver .
Here the two quilts in comparison :
Quilt size : 62″ x 78″ / Block size : 14″ x 14″
Wadding : Warm & White by The Warm Company
Quilting thread : Mettler Quilting Cotton col. nat 4 and Aurifil 40/2 colour 2600
Linking with :
- Modern Patch Monday @ Modern Cologne Quilters
- Let’s Bee Social @ Sew Fresh Quilts
- Midweek Makers @ Quilt Fabrication
- Needle and Thread Thursday @ My Quilt Infatuation
Happy quilting! barbora
Your quilt is beautiful, bright, and with lots of energy. I like both quilts but I think I like the pattern with the crosses better.
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Nancy, thanks for visiting and leaving a comment. And yes, I also prefer the original pattern with the crosses!
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Wow! Such a bright, vibrant quilt – well done!
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Thanks, Susan!
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What a beautiful colorful quilt.
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Thanks for visiting!
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I love your quilt. great use of very colorful fabrics. Micki@ 2Dogs Studio
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Thanks!
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These are incredibly beautiful and I know the time required to create such a piece. My daughter quilts and I keep saying I’m going to learn…I need to start!
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Oh, yes, you should start right away. Quilting is a perfect hobby – a combination of creativity and skills
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Both quilts are beautiful! I’m starting to collect more solids – I really love the look of solids in your cross tile quilts — bold and stunning 🙂
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Thanks, Karla! It took me a long time to work entirely with solids – but it is worth it.
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I agree!
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