I have yet another FREE Quilt Pattern for you as a collaboration with Michael Miller Fabrics. This one was made specifically for their Guppies For Lunch fabric line and looks great as intended OR in solids. Your choice.

You can find it here.

Keep your eyes peeled for more free downloads coming soon! I have been working on so many patterns for different companies and myself. I can’t wait to share it all!

Over the winter I did a lot of “secret sewing”, which is basically just me sewing stuff for companies, but having to wait to share it. This quilt above, the Equestrian Quilt, was one of them.

This week the free pattern went live over on the Michael Miller fabrics website! It shows exactly what fabric you will need, and it includes a piecing guideline and two foundation paper piecing templates for those odd size flying geese i included.

This quilt was way outside my comfort zone when it came to design and colors, but I think that was really good for me. It shows that I can do more and it stretched my imagination pretty far.

I was very sick before assembling this quilt, so once I had my energy back I whipped it up super quick. This means I didn’t take many photos of the actual assembly, but I did get a shot of it right before it went on to the longarm!

And here is some shots of it ON the longarm. I used this quilt as a way to practice some new techniques I had learned, plus practice switching between different color threads. It was a lot of fun to make!

If you would like to make one of your own, go and check out the FREE pattern! The fabric is also available for purchase at many quilt shops online and in person. I would just call ahead of time to make sure it’s all in stock.

Keep checking back for more quilt patterns, and more designs with Michael Miller. I absolutely love working with them.

Back in September I was approached by Michael Miller Fabrics to design a pattern that coordinated with an upcoming fabric lined called Arrow Flight.

I was able to pick out the exact colors and design I’d use, which was fun.

I also went a little crazy with the quilting, because I felt like it needed it. It was my first time doing an all over free form design on my longarm too. What do you think?

The pattern is a free download available on Michael Miller Fabric’s website, and it comes complete with instructions and a yardage list. You don’t necessarily need to use this exact fabric too. I imagine it would look awesome with some solids or other patterns. The sky is the limit!

If you do end up trying out the pattern, please let me know! I’d love to see.