Skyler is the second pattern in the Stripology Quickies quilt along! It's the same block in two different layouts.They look quite different from each other. I couldn't decide which version to make, so I made them both!
Quilt Info #1:
Pattern: Skyler from Stripology Quickies by GE Designs
Fabrics: Reef by "love from beth x" from Makower UK
Size: 60" x 75"
Batting: Quilters Dream Cotton Supreme
Thread: Glide--Aqua
Quilt Info #2:
Pattern: Skyler 2.0 from Stripology Quickies by GE Designs
Fabrics: Japanese prints from Mabuchi in Sendai, Japan
Size: 60" x 81"
Batting: Quilters Dream Poly Deluxe
Thread: Glide--Putty
The next QAL is for the quilt called Svana. It will be released on January 1. Watch for my Svana quilt sometime in January!
Grace and peace!!! ~Nancy
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Hard to believe that is the same pattern but different layouts. I love both, but am quite partial to #1, love the color combo too! Beautiful fabrics on both, and of course, the quilting is fab!
ReplyDeleteThat is amazing to see what you can do with the same block to create a completely different design - wow! I love the different colors you chose for these, too. I've never worked with turquoise and fuschia exclusively, but they are gorgeous together!
ReplyDeleteThe are both beautiful. So very differrent with the same blocks!! Skylar with those fuschia and turquoise is my favorite. Love the fabrics, love the layout!
ReplyDeleteBoth quilts are unique and lovely. So much interest in both of them. Wonderful work as always!
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't have guessed these two quilts used the same blocks! I like your stalks of wheat and I love your fuchsia and turquoise combination of fabrics! Well done!!!--TerryK@OnGoingProjects
ReplyDeleteIf you hadn't said they were the same block I would never have known! And even with that they don't look anything alike!!
ReplyDeleteWow! What a difference background/foreground values make when you switch it up! I would never have thought the were the same pattern. Very cool.
ReplyDeleteNancy, if you hadn't pointed out that the blocks were the same, I wouldn't have picked that up. Opting to drop the block by a half was a great choice.
ReplyDeleteThis is what makes quilting so fun and interesting! What color schemes and block arrangements can do! So cool! :)
ReplyDeleteWow, they both look so different, I love the two versions! The combo turquoise and fushia is very beautiful. Fabulous layouts! Love your quilting too, always related to the theme or the fabric. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteDitto what every one said. It is hard to believe they are the same block. But looking closely I see why they look so different. Love the quilting designs you used.
ReplyDeleteMy mind is blown that they are all the same units! Just one of the reasons I love quilting. Thanks for sharing in my Sew &Tell party.
ReplyDeleteBoth of those quilts are so eye catching! Beauties!! I really like the "wheat stalk" one.
ReplyDeleteBoth are wonderful--no wonder you couldn't decide. Thanks for sharing on my weekly show and tell, Wednesday Wait Loss.
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Very different but both are lovely.
ReplyDeleteI suppose I am drawn to the first one because of the colours in the Reef fabric. Beautiful and vibrant.
Wonderful finishes.
Super cool tht they are the same block - but until you showed the detail - I wondered if you were pulling my leg haha!! LOVE them both!!!
ReplyDeleteI would have never guessed these two quilts were made with the same block. Great job! I love them both and I especially love the turquoise and fuchsia color combo! Thanks for sharing with us at Monday Musings!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful beautiful quilting! It is always a treat to see what you are sharing here. Amazing how a simple turn of a unit makes a completely different looking block.
ReplyDeleteWow, they are such different quilts even though they use the same units. Congratulations on the beautiful finishes!!
ReplyDeleteLove your pink-turquoise color combination. And I also like that design better ;) But I am in love with the quilting design on the second quilt. Such amazing movement.
ReplyDeleteAlso googled the "advertised" Svana quilt. Looks great. I hope you will have a lot of fun. xo