cassava pantograph

Eileen's Building Blocks from Night Owl Quilting

This lovely sampler quilt was made by Eileen. The blocks were made using the new book called Building Blocks from Melissa Marginet. The book has an innovative technique for making the blocks that involves no trimmed corners.

Eileen enjoyed playing around with all the different options in building her blocks. And the end result is many variations that are pleasing.

Eileen selected the Cassava pantograph which finishes things off with a nice light flowing touch.

Eileen is happy to report that she did not buy any new fabric for either the top of back of this quilt. She instead visited ...

added by Lori S 11 months, 3 weeks ago. under cassava pantograph

Metro Twist from Night Owl Quilting

This bright and cheerful quilt was made by Audrey. The fabric collection is called Grand Canal and was designed by Kate Spain for Moda.

The pattern is called Metro Twist from Sew Kind of Wonderful. Audrey selected the Cassava pantograph and we selected a muted green thread - So Fine 511 - Florentino which blended nicely across the navy and the prints.

I love the fun yellow backing and I used a matching yellow Bottom Line thread on the back.

added by Lori S 1 year, 2 months ago. under cassava pantograph

Postcards from Sweden from Night Owl Quilting

This quilt just radiates joy. It was made as a shop sample at Keystone Modern Creative and kits are available containing the Kona cottons suggested in the pattern. The pattern is called Postcards from Sweden by Jeli Quilts and is free download.

Leslie selected the Cassava pantograph and supplied some beautiful Quilters Dream Select cotton batting and a plum Fireside backing. What thread color to use? We decided to have some fun and use a hot pink!

added by Lori S 1 year, 3 months ago. under cassava pantograph

Positively Bohemian from Night Owl Quilting

This striking quilt was made by Donna. The pattern is called Positively Bohemian by Robin Pickens. It features the Dandi Annie fabric collection by Robin for Moda.

Donna chose the Cassava pantograph that is somewhere between looking like a feather and flower. She found the perfect colour of Fireside backing to bring the whole project together.

This second quilt is just pretty in pink! Donna selected the Gingersnap pantograph as it seemed to fit with the circle patterns in the fabric.

And a lovely pink Fireside to continue the theme.

added by Lori S 1 year, 5 months ago. under cassava pantograph , gingersnap panto

Petal Junction in Lilliput from Night Owl Quilting

I made this version of our Highway 10 Designs "Petal Junction" pattern for a special couple that got married during the height of Covid restrictions but just had their "Happily Ever After" party. The fabrics are from the Lilliput collection from Sharon Holland for Art Gallery Fabrics. I loved the strawberries, frogs and other animals in the prints and hoped the bride would too.

I opted for the more scrappy background and used a number of fat quarters from the Art Gallery Ballerina Fusion Collection. I liked the interesting shades of dusty pink. I love how the large pieces in ...

added by Lori S 1 year, 7 months ago. under cassava pantograph , fat quarter friendly , fat quarter pattern , highway 10 designs

B-Line for Baby from Night Owl Quilting

This sweet quilt was made by Madeline. The pattern is called B Line for Baby by the Fabric Patch and uses 10 Fat Quarters. She followed the You Tube Tutorial found here.

The lovely fabrics are from the Martha Collection by Andrea Patton for Figo Fabrics,

Medline selected the Cassava pantograph and a lovely Northcott wide back from the Canvas collection.

added by Lori S 1 year, 11 months ago. under cassava pantograph

Oh My Stars from Night Owl Quilting

Let me start by saying that I have to get caught up on my posting as the white stuff is falling now and my backyard no longer looks like this!

Crystal made this lovely lap quilt for a friend who recently received a very sad terminal diagnosis. Crystal knew she needed to get something finished quickly so she turned to the Oh My stars pattern.

Oh My Stars is a free pattern from Pat Sloan that can be found here.

Crystal dropped this quilt off just when a few new pantographs arrived and we both immediately loved how "Cassava" looked ...

added by Lori S 2 years, 6 months ago. under cassava pantograph

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