New Quilt patterns coming to Pine Valley Quilts | Sharon Keightley Quilts

New Quilt patterns coming to Pine Valley Quilts

July 27, 2017 2 Comments

New Quilt Patterns | Sharon Keightley Quilts

July has been a month of pattern writing for me..... trying hard to catch up and clean the slate. I have eight new patterns written ! Some of them are still being tested by the wonderful ladies who answered to my blog post calling for testers. I have loved the feed back about the draft copies they have tested for me and I am sure it has made me better pattern writer.

Now just waiting for the weather to give me a nice day to take the cover shots..... we have had such terrible wet weather but it is winter after all. On the nice days it seems there are always other things that take preference. (like my poor husband being struck down with the flu) However I do have a few sneeky shots that I can show you.

The Butterfly Table Runner. This is one of my favorites, made with 'Wild Orchid' range by Blackbird Designs.

Butterfly Runner | Pine Valley Quilts

Also made with this range is 'Wild Orchid' can you tell I have trouble naming my quilts lol

Wild Orchid | Pine Valley Quilts

Union Blues made with the Union Blues range by Barbara Brackman

Union Blues Quilt Pattern | Pine Valley Quilts

Flying Home Quilt Made with a selection of French General Fabrics and a few Minnick and Simpson Fabrics.

Flying Home Quilt Pattern | Pine Valley Quilts

Milly's Garden made with a range by Sara Morgan

Milly's Garden Quilt Pattern | Pine Valley Quilts

Aunt Bessy's Sparkle Table Runner made with the same range with a few other bit's and pieces added in for good measure.

Aunt Bessy's Sparkle Runner Quilt Pattern | Pine Valley Quilts

Pine Tree Quilt, the fabrics are a mix of older fabrics I had been saving and I love how they came to life in this quilt. Living among Pine Trees this quilt reminds me of how they look after the rain when the sun is filtering through the branches.

 Pine Tree Quilt Pattern | Pine Valley Quilts

Simply Baskets Quilt made with the same Sara Morgan range as Milly's Garden Quilt.

Simply Baskets Quilt Pattern | Pine Valley Quilts

Well that's my show and tell for now. The patterns for these quilts will be released soon, I'll let you know when I release them either here on the blog or via the Pine Valley Quilts newsletter.

I would love to know which one is your favorite ? I love them all ! but I am biased lol

Happy Stitching

Sharon

If you are following the pattern BOM's new Blocks for the Simply Red and Winterwood quilts are now available for download.




2 Responses

Natasha Biacchi
Natasha Biacchi

August 20, 2017

You have a special gift…Your patterns are lovely and Your choice of fabrics outstanding…I am in awe of your work…Thank you for sharing with myself and so many others of whom I am certain are just as appreciative as I am ☺️.

Sue H
Sue H

July 28, 2017

Love Union Blues with the piecing and lovely, simple applique! (Pine Trees was a close 2nd)

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