A Dresden Quilt #10 – Mostly Oranges + Pinks – Quilt Reveal
A Dresden Quilt in mostly oranges and pinks, plus a bit of turquoise and yellow fabrics
Well, I finished her and my goodness she takes forever, but well worth the effort I think. I just love Dresdens so much!
A Dresden Quilt is a free pattern that you can find here.
All my Dresden tutorials can be found here.
About the Quilt
This was another commission quilt where I was given a color palette to work with. Mostly pinks and oranges, but a little yellow and turquoise was tossed in too.
I loved it!
I think it’s one of the more prettier versions I’ve made.
Unfortunately, it was so big that my pictures suffered a bit. It’s a queen size 84×96″.
I went with a basic meander for my quilting on this one, but got a little fancy on the inside of the Dresden plates.
I LOVE the sea of low volume. And that gorgeous rose fabric makes me smile. 🙂
I used only stash for this quilt and it was nice to pull from my drawers and get some of the hoard used, especially all the low volume. I so enjoy coordinating those.
Quilt Details:
Pattern – A Dresden Quilt
Size – 84″x96″ – The pattern comes with directions for making the 60″x72″ square size. I made this one with 56 blocks and laid them out 7×8. About 35 of the blocks feature a Dresden plate
Style – Applique
Top Fabrics – My stash.
Backing Fabrics – Pink Watercolors
Binding – Shabby Coral Cloud
Batting – Warm & Natural
Thread – So Fine by Superior in Blizzard for piecing, Microquilter in silver for quilting
Finishing Techniques – Meander free motion on a domestic, Machine Ditch binding
Skill Level – Beginner
That’s 10 A Dresden Quilts I have made! Haha! This one, with it’s size so big, took me about two weeks of steady work to complete. I so enjoyed it!