Mackage's Mateo down jacket features a water-repellent shell for lightweight protection, featuring a relaxed fit, vertical quilting, side vent snaps, and full lining. Made with recycled nylon Made with responsibly sourced down and feather Spread collar Long sleeves Chest patch pocket Front snap closure 82% recycled nylon/18% elastane Fill: 90% responsibly sourced white duck down/10% responsibly sourced feathers Dry clean by leather specialist Imported SIZE & FIT This style is designed for a relaxed fit About 28" from shoulder to hem Model measurements: 6'2" tall, 40" chest, 31" waist Model is wearing a US size 40 ABOUT THE BRAND Founded in Montreal in 1999, Mackage began as a comprehensive outerwear brand offering everything from fine leather jackets to tailored wool coats and down parkas. The label evolved to develop superior construction and comfort, creating flattering and elegant silhouettes. Mackage is committed to quality and performance with an eye toward aesthetic innovation in its women's, men's and kids' designs. Mackage. Color: Navy. Size: 46. false
Color Jolt is a modern, geometric quilt designed to be fast and flexible. I like to think of this quilt as ‘fabric-forward.’ The fabrics you choose are the real star of the show here! It’s perfect for displaying that collection you’ve been squirreling away for something special. The geometric squares are made up of a single paper-pieced block and the blocks come together using traditional piecing. If you’ve never paper-pieced before, this is the perfect first project to dip your toe in! This pattern is both fat quarter and layer cake friendly! Swipe to see material requirements for each size. Includes three sizes: Crib (35" x 51"), Throw (51" x 67"), and Twin (67" x 91") When you purchase the pattern, two files will be available to download. One is the pattern itself. The second is a new set of bonus tools I've created to go with it. They include a preset layout to make a scrappy 12 FQ/quarter yard version of the throw pattern, another throw layout guide, and a complete layout of the ombre version of the throw quilt (pictured above). These are all optional tools to help you create a quilt you love! The pattern file itself has everything you need to know to create the quilt. Note: Pattern outlines several tips for successful paper piecing, but does not include detailed basic paper piecing instructions. If you're new to paper piecing, there are many excellent YouTube tutorials you can check out that will have you up to speed and ready to tackle this pattern in no time! This is an instant download PDF pattern for paper-piecing / quilting. See more samples on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/colorjoltquilt/ This is an original pattern designed by Kate Brown. @sparklestash The pattern is for personal use only. Do not copy, distribute, or sell the pattern to others without written consent from pattern designer. Please tag #colorjoltquilt and #sparklestash when you share your projects online! I'd love to see what you make! #foundationpiecingpatterns #paperpiecingpatterns #foundationpaperpiecing
These clean geometric quilts are the works of textile artist, Meg Callahan, a graduate of Rhode Island School of Design. She uses a combination of traditional quilting processes and modern producti…
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Misty Mountains is a quick, fun, and easy modern quilt pattern perfect for a beginner quilter and up! Misty Mountains quilt comes in 3 sizes!
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One of my favorite categories, here are half of the quilts from the Improvisation category this year at QuiltCon 2015. The other half, including the prize winners will be up next post. Several of t…
Saying that I am addicted to Jelly-Roll Rugs is an understatement, nevertheless I am excited to start my first rag quilt next! #jellyrollrug #sew #sewing #diy #handmade #hellokitty #hellokittylover...
Hello! You may have found me while doing a search for a Minecraft quilt block or the whole quilt - welcome! On this page I am combining all previous posts
Whether your favorite geek loves Star Wars, Marvel Comics, or is a die-hard fan of The Lord of the Rings, there’s something for everyone. Quilting is a great way to show your love and appreci…
This is one of those blocks that looks hard and time consuming to make. But if you watch this 2 minute videos you’ll see how that’s just an illusion. How to make a delectable mountains …
Fun and fast giant star quilt, made using fat quarters. Comes together quickly and perfect for busting through fabric stash.
Hi lovely readers. I know you love looking at these quilts – when my mum had the chance to quilt another one I took lots of photos for you. For the inevitable question – it’s ‘Farmyard Patches’ from www.craftcubby.com.au – enjoy!
Ethan just turned 2 so it's time to move him to a "big boy" bed so the twins can each have their own crib. He loves any kind of big equipm...
One of my favorite categories, here are half of the quilts from the Improvisation category this year at QuiltCon 2015. The other half, including the prize winners will be up next post. Several of t…
Tuscan Hillside -landscape and applique quilt pattern. For instant download version please follow link below. https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/168821623/tuscan-hillside-pdf-quilt-pattern This listing is for a PAPER PATTERN for a Art Quilt or wall hanging measuring 9 x 20 in/23 x 51 cm Also includes a bonus pattern size of A4 6 x 11 in/15 x 28 cm. Fabric requirements, instructions and templates are included.
I am in LOVE with Moda's Grunge basics... the great colors and the awesome texture of it. It goes with everything and I'm excited to be able to collect some this month with the sale..which is almost over! woohooo! Grunge in sets or singles. Moda Fabric has a new sew along called 'Be my Neighbor'. Gorgeous big house blocks with trees, birds, stars and a lovely sail boat just for me... PLUS the blocks are free, which is so generous!! Your favorite quilt shops are running this.. so I know many of you are already sewing and this is the...
My beautiful cat quilt made by my friend Deb. Mine, mine, mine!
I finished this quilt of Sarah’s today!! I’m so happy with how it turned out. Here it is on the frame – 27 thread colours was the final tally, which included invisible thread which I used for all of t
Marianne (Nan) Curry "Wings I & II" 7 1/2" x 21" and 10" x 21" I hand painted and sun printed the fabric to make a dragonfly quilt. The background fabric is silk. The dragonflies are machine lace and hand embroidered. Crystals and bugle beads were used. I specifically sun printed the fabric to have reeds and with a curve type design. Loretta White "The Feather Hunt" 22" x 30" Cotton, cotton blends, silk, muslin, denim, paper, feathers and vintage print cotton fabric were used. I chose a palette from various fabrics that I thought felt like summer. The top is a stacked shrine composition. I free motion quilted the turkey just enough to bring the viewer in for a closer look. I then quilted it using a geometric pattern to tie the pieces together. The challenge for me was to cut the fabric layers and put in the washer & dryer to fray the quilt more. I added embroidery and feathers to invite the viewer in even more and “hunt for the feathers.” Focus on Design Carolyn Woods Untitled 25" x 17 1/2" Lines and shapes on a reconstructed nine-patch. The challenge was to use a principle or element of design. I chose to use "lines" in the context of a nine-patch. The nine-patch (orange hand-dyed fabric) was boring, so I cut it up and rearranged the pieces-now, I also had “shapes.” The color scheme is a secondary triad - orange, purple and green. Kari Hannickel Earth's Crust 25" x 48" Rock and mineral formations are the raw materials of our Earth's crust. The strata layers hide rare and precious gemstones, silver, copper, gold, turquoise, petrified wood and geodes in sedimentary layers. Mono printed with a Gelli plate and hand dyed Kona cottons, Cherrywood solids, Marcia Desre prints and silk dupioni solids were used. Inspired and begun in a Rosalie Dace class at Asilomar in April 2014. Patricia Porter "Look Around" 36 1/2" X 36 1/2" Silk, hand dyed and commercial fabrics were used. The beautiful colors of the hand dyed fabrics led me to my original design. "Look Around" is all about design. Design is the relationship between all the elements, such as Line, Shape, Color, Value, Texture and the balancing of all these elements. It's how the elements tie together to make composition that can be beautiful or jarring. The artist makes the choices. Linda Waddle "Geraniums" 53" x 35" Pieced left-overs from a previous quilt developed into a background for a geranium design. The design originated as clip art but was enlarged and adjusted. The ultra suede was fused. The grass blades were free form stitched. The quilt exhibits asymmetrical balance with texture as well as line. Norma Keeley "Design Lines" 31 1/2" 38 1'2" Design is always a challenge for me so I wanted to try this challenge. Originally, I made a pieced background and some fabric tubes to embellish it, but I wasn't happy with anything about it. I had a pile of tubes and started to pin them up on my design wall —aha — my design element was to be lines! I made another simple background and quilted it with pearl cotton in the bobbin sewing from the back. I stuffed the tubes and attached them to the quilt by hand. My main Element is Line, but there are also other design Principles - Repetition, Balance, and Texture. Sandra Bruce "Matteo 2014" 48" x 51" Inspiration for this quilt was a photo of my son. The element of design I focused on for this piece is emphasis through the use of value. I wanted to explore doing a piece in my Matrix technique using only black, white and all the grays in between. Doing this lays bare the work of value, as the distraction and "crutch" of color is unavailable. However, I did run into issues of warm vs. cool grays. I used cool grays when ever possible. The back is backed with bicycle themed fabric for Matteo (his passion) and 15 bars of gradated fabric, one for each of his years. Marylee Drake "Color Explosion" 37" x 43" I have had these art quilt blocks on and off the design wall for over 3 years. The inspiration would come and go and the fabric would end up in the bag again. I finally decided that this time I would finish it. Hand dyed fabric in jewel tones along with some beautifully dyed fabric by Judy Robertson kept calling my name. I love the chaotic order of the piece. Gail Sims "Four Square" This began with a square and kept going round until it was about 40 inches and wonky. Then I cut up and reworked each square so it would be 4 pieces of equal size and all but the center and ends were kept intact. Then I discharged to give it a little more interest. It is the first in a series. Different squares next, then circles. Ruth Robinson "Vienna" 19 1/2" x 26" Art Design: three dimensional shape designing the background as if it were at a distance, the cording to look like rope around the horse. The back and front were quilted separately then sandwiched together and quilted again. The horse was appliquéd on the piece. Cathy Stone "Fabulous Feathered Fibonacci" 33" x 33" A while ago, I purchased 1/3 yard cut of ombres on Christine Barnes website. I've been checking out Caryl Bryer Fallert's website since I saw and enjoyed her display at Houston last year. She has made a series of Fibonacci quilts that have always fascinated me. On her site, she tells the width of cuts she makes as she gets to the end of her ombre bolts. Based on Fibonacci's numerical sequence starting with 0, 1, the numbers following are the sum of the 2 previous numbers. So: 0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, etc. I cut strips 1-1/2", 2-1/2", 3-1/2" and 5-1/2" from each of my 1/3 yard cuts. Then I randomly sewed them together based on color contrast, cut same-size strips across the previously sewn strata, and alternated every other strip. This is based on the scale/proportion element of design because things made with cuts from the Fibonacci sequence that are supposed to be aesthetically pleasing to the eye. Cheese Cloth Anyone? Norma Keeley Untitled 9" x 12" I started by dying the cheese cloth with inks, attached it to the background with glue and mono filament threads, then embellished it with beads. I made another background and hand quilted it, then attached the cheese cloth panel to it with big stitches. Trish Morris-Plise "Aaaa Chooo!" 20" x 25" This quilt popped into my head while on a walk. A large tree in a neighbors yard caught my attention. It was in full bloom with little white blossoms. I learned about manipulating fabric and tested the limits of my sewing machine. Quilting it without being able to drop the feed dogs and quilting on the soft and stable was a challenge. The embroidery was fun, however the French knots were tedious. Robin Hart "Eye of the Cosmos-The Ring Nebula" 37" x 35" I was inspired by a colorful deep space image taken by the Hubble telescope of the Ring Nebula. The remnant of a star that has exploded and shed its gaseous envelope out into interstellar space. I thought that the concentric colorful layers of gases would be perfect for the cheese cloth challenge. I used a dyed cheese cloth and my own hand dyed fabric for the interior. I layered the hand dyed fabric and the cheese cloth and free motion quilted the layers into place. For the background, I used the grid method of squares rather than a whole cloth, because it gives more depth and design interest. For the outer part of the nebula, I found fabric that had a stellar background and aurora borealis. This was cut into squares and re-purposed to mimic the gas cloud dispersing into space. I enhanced all of this with a lot of thread work and also to create stars shining through the nebula gases. Best Interpretation of Theme
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Did anyone notice that I completely skipped over “Baby #1” when I started posting last fall? I posted the quilts made for babies #2 and #3, but wasn’t quite sure if I had photos …
