Riley Blake Designs Project Tour- Buttermilk Homestead

  


Good Morning, Everyone! It’s Jessica Dayon here and today I’d like to share the two quilts that I made using Buttermilk Homestead by Stacy West.

I am a major fan of the fabric that Stacy designs! Buttermilk Homestead is beautiful and classic. I thoroughly loved working with this gorgeous collection.

Here is a look at these gorgeous prints!

photo credit: Riley Blake Designs

You can see the Story Board for Buttermilk Homestead HERE

For the first quilt I made, I used a pattern called Market Baskets by Kim Brackett and it is found in the Big Book of Civil War Quilts


I chose to alternate the baskets from the pattern with houses from the Buttermilk Homestead House Panel (P11661-PANEL1). I had to slightly enlarge the baskets to make them the same size as the individual houses. I think it turned out spectacularly and I'm so happy with it!


I added an extra block to the back of this quilt for a little personal touch. I used it as the quilt label too! For the backing, I used Buttermilk Basics in Navy.



The next quilt I made is a new free pattern that I'm writing! I call this pattern Smidgeon and it will be a free download on my blog!  The Smidgeon pattern will be available on March 16th!


I love the mix of tiny squares and quarter square triangles! It is a really fun pattern to make!


To personalize this quilt, I added a 12" dresden plate and I used the center for the quilt label. For the backing, I used Confetti Cotton in Tea Dye.


I had a very windy day when I tried to capture a beautiful picture of these two quilts so pardon the wind blown look! But, the colors of this collection look so beautiful again this moody sky that I had to share! 



I hope you enjoyed reading about this quilt and that you feel inspired to make your own quilt.  


Talk to you soon,
Jessica

Comments

  1. OH MY GOODNESS! I have been trying to PATIENTLY wait for this pattern! It is the most beautiful quilt I've ever seen! :) Looking forward to March 16th! (Thank you for always being so generous Jessica! :) )

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  2. The quilts are both very special. Love the colors so much!

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  3. The quilts are both very special. Love the colors so much!

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  4. Both of them are gorgeous quilts! I would especially like to make Smidgeon though as it's very scrappy.

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  5. Beautiful quilts, thanks for sharing.

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