Yay! It's time for quilt mockups.
I asked for requests on Instagram to see which collections you wanted to see today and I think I got all of them. Sorry if I missed yours!
The Jonah Quilt pattern lends itself nicely to showing off prints, so I figured it would be a good way to use some of the Halloween-ish prints I have had in my stash for a while and haven't cut into tiny pieces. I also involved quite a bit of pink and purple so the quilt isn't overwhelmingly Halloween, but there are spiders, mummies, and webs, so I am going to count it.
In case you haven't noticed, I am a huge fan of Alexia Abegg's Warp and Weft collections for Ruby Star Society (see here, here, here, here, here, and here).
I decided to make a sample of the Jonah Quilt Pattern using the newest iteration of the collection, Warp and Weft Moonglow, because I knew it would make a wonderfully soft, drapey quilt and that is my favorite type of quilt.
Putting together colors for the cover quilt of the Jonah Quilt Pattern was so much fun. I have been using Pure Solids quite a bit lately because they have some really great muted colors and I am have been leaning in that direction, so with some input from my son Jonah, I put together these colors.
Meet the Jonah Quilt Pattern! Two of my kids had patterns named after them ages ago, but I just didn't feel like any of my patterns have been the right fit for my middle child until this one.
I think you guys are really going to love this pattern. So far, I have made it 3 times and it will definitely be a go-to pattern for me. Let me tell you a few of the reasons why.
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